New directions in the sociology of health
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New directions in the sociology of health
（Explorations in sociology, no. 36）
Falmer Press in conjunction with the British Sociological Association, 1990
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 175-189) and indexes
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ISBN 9781850007869
内容説明
The sociology of medicine has come a long way from its origins in epidemiology and clinical practice. Like all specialist areas of study it has developed its own internal debates, over the years there has been a shift from a sociology in medicine to a sociology of medicine, and from a sociolgy of medicine, towards a sociology of health and illness. It is to the development of this latter perspective that this volume is addressed. 1
目次
- Introduction - developing the sociology of health, Pamela Abbott and Geoff Payne
- socio-economic conditions and aspects of health - respiratory symptoms in four mining areas, Gary Littlejohn et al
- opening the black box - inequalities in women's health, Sara Arber
- distance decay and information deprivation - health implications for people in rural isolation, George Giarchi
- "we're home helps because we care" - the experience of home helps caring for the elderly, Lorna Warren
- hooked? social responses to tranquiliser dependence. Michael Bury and Jonathan Gabe
- regulating our favourite drug, Robin Bunton
- say "no" to drugs but yes to clean syringes?, Graham Hart
- using alternative therapies - marginal medicine and central concerns, Ursula M.Sharma
- Caribbean home remedies and their importance for black women's health care, Nicki Thorogood
- health and work in the 1990s - towards a new perspective, Norma Daykin
- where was sociology in the struggle to re-establish public health?, Thomas Acton and David Chambers.
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: pbk ISBN 9781850007876
内容説明
The sociology of medicine has come a long way from its origins in epidemiology and clinical practice. Like all specialist areas of study it has developed its own internal debates, over the years there has been a shift from a sociology in medicine to a sociology of medicine, and from a sociolgy of medicine, towards a sociology of health and illness. It is to the development of this latter perspective that this volume is addressed.
目次
- Introduction - developing the sociology of health, Pamela Abbott and Geoff Payne
- socio-economic conditions and aspects of health - respiratory symptoms in four mining areas, Gary Littlejohn et al
- opening the black box - inequalities in women's health, Sara Arber
- distance decay and information deprivation - health implications for people in rural isolation, George Giarchi
- "we're home helps because we care" - the experience of home helps caring for the elderly, Lorna Warren
- hooked? social responses to tranquiliser dependence. Michael Bury and Jonathan Gabe
- regulating our favourite drug, Robin Bunton
- say "no" to drugs but yes to clean syringes?, Graham Hart
- using alternative therapies - marginal medicine and central concerns, Ursula M.Sharma
- Caribbean home remedies and their importance for black women's health care, Nicki Thorogood
- health and work in the 1990s - towards a new perspective, Norma Daykin
- where was sociology in the struggle to re-establish public health?, Thomas Acton and David Chambers.
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