Readings in medical sociology
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Readings in medical sociology
Tavistock/Routledge, 1990
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- : hard
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Bibliography: p. 237-254
Includes indexes
Description and Table of Contents
- Volume
-
: hard ISBN 9780415008327
Description
This exciting new volume reflects the strength and diversity of the empirical tradition that underpins medical sociology. This book should be of interest to undergraduate students of social science, medicine and nursing,policy makers and practitioners.
Table of Contents
- 1. The Social Context of Illness Food and Health:An investigation of lay beliefs, Michael Calnan
- Diabetes in a social context: 'Just a different way of life, that's all', Neil Drummond 2. Health Beliefs and Behaviours in the Family : Health and family relations, Kathryn Backett
- Mothers' beliefs about their children's illnesses, Sarah Cunningham-Burley 3. The Social Context of Drug and Alcohol Use : Drug Abuse in the community, Neil McKeganey
- Images of drinking and drunkenness, Kenneth Mullen 4. The Professional-Client Interface: Power, surveillance and client resistance: A comparison of the techniques of surveillance used in therapeutic communities and Health Visiting, Michael Bloor and James McIntosh
- Professional client relationships and women's reproductive health care, Maureen Porter 5. Health Care Organisation: Organising and Managing Health Care: a challenge for medical sociology, David Hunter.
- Volume
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: pbk. ISBN 9780415008334
Description
This exciting new volume reflects the strength and diversity of the empirical tradition that underpins medical sociology. This book should be of interest to undergraduate students of social science, medicine and nursing,policy makers and practitioners.
Table of Contents
- 1. The Social Context of Illness Food and Health:An investigation of lay beliefs, Michael Calnan
- Diabetes in a social context: 'Just a different way of life, that's all', Neil Drummond 2. Health Beliefs and Behaviours in the Family : Health and family relations, Kathryn Backett
- Mothers' beliefs about their children's illnesses, Sarah Cunningham-Burley 3. The Social Context of Drug and Alcohol Use : Drug Abuse in the community, Neil McKenagey
- Images of drinking and drunkeness, Kenneth Mullen 4. The Professional-Client Interface : Power, surveillance and client resistance: A comparison of the techniques of surveillance used in therapeutic communities and Health Visiting, Michael Bloor and James McIntosh
- Professional client relationships and women's reproductive health care, Maureen Porter 5. Health Care Organisation: Organising and Managing Health Care: a challenge for medical sociology, David Hunter.
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