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The Sociology of Healthcare
A Reader for Health Professionals
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The Sociology of Healthcare
A Reader for Health Professionals
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Description
A comprehensive collection of classic and contemporary readings in the sociology of health. The Sociology of Healthcare will stimulate debate, reflexive practice and critical thinking in applied sociology and is aimed at the teaching and learning needs of both lecturers and students.
Table of Contents
Dedication
Acknowledgements
Thinking Sociologically about Health and Healthcare
PART I: SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES ON HEALTH AND HEALTHCARE
Introduction; The Political Economy of Health and Health Care; Ellen Annandale
The Medicalisation of Reproduction; Pamela Abbott, Claire Wallace and Melissa Tyler
The Social Role of Medicine; David Armstrong
The Sociological Construction of Medicine; Paul Atkinson
The Sociological Imagination; Charles Wright Mills
PART II: MAKING SENSE OF HEALTH
Introduction; Quantitative and Qualitative Approaches; Keith F. Punch
Historical Data for Health Inequalities; Sara Mallinson, Jennie Popay, Eva Elliot, Sharon Bennett, Lisa Bostock, Anthony Gatrell, Carol Thomas and Gareth Williams Practice-based Evidence; Nick J. Fox
'Traditional' and 'Emancipatory' Research; Beth Humphries
Women Respondents in Health Research; Helen Roberts
Ethics and Ethics Committees; Carole Truman
PART III: INEQUALITIES AND DIVERSITY IN HEALTH
Introduction; The Politics of Victim Blaming; Robert Crawford
The Determinants of Geographical Inequalities in Health; Heather Joshi, Richard D. Wiggins, Mel Bartley, Richard Mitchell, Simon Gleave and Kevin Lynch
Children Reflecting on Health; Kathryn Backett-Milburn, Sarah Cunningham-Burley and John Davis
Gender and Women's Health; Lesley Doyal
Measuring and Understanding Ethnic Inequalities in Health; Mel Bartley
PART IV: BODIES, MINDS AND EMOTIONS
Introduction; The Body, Medicine and Death; Deborah Lupton
'Enhancing' the Body; Peter Conrad and Heather T. Jacobson
Humour and Illness; Alison Chapple and Sue Ziebland
Anorexia as Disability; Stephanie Tierney
'Dirty Work'; Ian Shaw
Emotion Work in Midwifery; Billie Hunter
PART V: POWER, PROFESSIONS AND PRACTICE
Introduction; The Characteristics of a Profession; Eliot Friedson
The Professionalisation of Complementary and Alternative Medicine; Merrijoy Kelner, Beverly Wellman, Heather Boon and Sandy Welsh
The Feminisation of Dentistry; Tracey L. Adams
Occupational Boundaries in the Operating Theatre; Stephen Timmons and Judith Tanner
Choosing to be Childfree; Annily Campbell
The Internet and the Doctor-Patient Relationship; Alex Broom.
Acknowledgements
Thinking Sociologically about Health and Healthcare
PART I: SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES ON HEALTH AND HEALTHCARE
Introduction; The Political Economy of Health and Health Care; Ellen Annandale
The Medicalisation of Reproduction; Pamela Abbott, Claire Wallace and Melissa Tyler
The Social Role of Medicine; David Armstrong
The Sociological Construction of Medicine; Paul Atkinson
The Sociological Imagination; Charles Wright Mills
PART II: MAKING SENSE OF HEALTH
Introduction; Quantitative and Qualitative Approaches; Keith F. Punch
Historical Data for Health Inequalities; Sara Mallinson, Jennie Popay, Eva Elliot, Sharon Bennett, Lisa Bostock, Anthony Gatrell, Carol Thomas and Gareth Williams Practice-based Evidence; Nick J. Fox
'Traditional' and 'Emancipatory' Research; Beth Humphries
Women Respondents in Health Research; Helen Roberts
Ethics and Ethics Committees; Carole Truman
PART III: INEQUALITIES AND DIVERSITY IN HEALTH
Introduction; The Politics of Victim Blaming; Robert Crawford
The Determinants of Geographical Inequalities in Health; Heather Joshi, Richard D. Wiggins, Mel Bartley, Richard Mitchell, Simon Gleave and Kevin Lynch
Children Reflecting on Health; Kathryn Backett-Milburn, Sarah Cunningham-Burley and John Davis
Gender and Women's Health; Lesley Doyal
Measuring and Understanding Ethnic Inequalities in Health; Mel Bartley
PART IV: BODIES, MINDS AND EMOTIONS
Introduction; The Body, Medicine and Death; Deborah Lupton
'Enhancing' the Body; Peter Conrad and Heather T. Jacobson
Humour and Illness; Alison Chapple and Sue Ziebland
Anorexia as Disability; Stephanie Tierney
'Dirty Work'; Ian Shaw
Emotion Work in Midwifery; Billie Hunter
PART V: POWER, PROFESSIONS AND PRACTICE
Introduction; The Characteristics of a Profession; Eliot Friedson
The Professionalisation of Complementary and Alternative Medicine; Merrijoy Kelner, Beverly Wellman, Heather Boon and Sandy Welsh
The Feminisation of Dentistry; Tracey L. Adams
Occupational Boundaries in the Operating Theatre; Stephen Timmons and Judith Tanner
Choosing to be Childfree; Annily Campbell
The Internet and the Doctor-Patient Relationship; Alex Broom.
Product details
Published | 28 Mar 2008 |
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Format | Ebook (PDF) |
Edition | 1st |
Extent | 336 |
ISBN | 9781137266545 |
Imprint | Red Globe Press |
Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing |