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Classic texts in health care

By: Contributor(s): Publication details: Butterworth-Heinemann, 1998Description: 337pISBN:
  • 0750627387
Subject(s): NLM classification:
  • WA 30 MAC.
Contents:
Part 1 Health: some fundamental issues Kelman - The social nature of the definition problem in health McKeown - The role of medicine: dream, mirage, or nemesis Strong - epidemic psychology: a model Calnan: Health and illness: the lay perspective Blaxter - health and lifestyles Goffman - assylums Part 2 Professions Hughes - the making of a physician Melia - learning and working: the occupational socialization of nurses Schon - the reflective practitioner: how professionals think in action Etzioni - the semi-professions and their organization Oakley - the importance of being a nurse Armstrong - the fabrication of nurse-patient relationships Part 3 How far have we come? or fifty years of the National Health Service Abel-Smith - health care before the National Health Widgery - that National Health: a radical perspective Titmuss - the gift relationship Doyal - the political economy of health Gillon - justice and allocation of medical resources
Summary: A core reader for sociology and related modules in nursing and allied healthcare degrees and diploma courses. Classic texts from the last fifty years have been brought together to present this unique collection of excerpts in one accessible volume.They are relevant to medical sociology, the sociology of health and illness, the experiences of patients and of professionals and the dynamic health care environment. This is an important resource and study companion.
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Item type Home library Class number Copy number Status Date due Barcode
Book Hirson Library (St Helier) Shelves WY 100 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available
Book South London and Maudsley Trust Library Shelves WA 30 MAC (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 023994

Part 1 Health: some fundamental issues
Kelman - The social nature of the definition problem in health
McKeown - The role of medicine: dream, mirage, or nemesis
Strong - epidemic psychology: a model
Calnan: Health and illness: the lay perspective
Blaxter - health and lifestyles
Goffman - assylums
Part 2 Professions
Hughes - the making of a physician
Melia - learning and working: the occupational socialization of nurses
Schon - the reflective practitioner: how professionals think in action
Etzioni - the semi-professions and their organization
Oakley - the importance of being a nurse
Armstrong - the fabrication of nurse-patient relationships
Part 3 How far have we come? or fifty years of the National Health Service
Abel-Smith - health care before the National Health
Widgery - that National Health: a radical perspective
Titmuss - the gift relationship
Doyal - the political economy of health
Gillon - justice and allocation of medical resources

A core reader for sociology and related modules in nursing and allied healthcare degrees and diploma courses. Classic texts from the last fifty years have been brought together to present this unique collection of excerpts in one accessible volume.They are relevant to medical sociology, the sociology of health and illness, the experiences of patients and of professionals and the dynamic health care environment. This is an important resource and study companion.

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