Key concepts in medical sociology /
Medical sociology
Jonathan Gabe, Mike Bury, and Mary Ann Elston.
- xviii, 256 pages ; 21 cm.
- SAGE key concepts .
- SAGE key concepts. .
Spine title: Medical sociology.
Includes bibliographical references.
Social patterning of health -- Social class -- Gender -- Ethnicity -- Age -- Place -- Health and development -- Material and cultural factors -- Psycho-social factors -- Social support -- Life events -- Lifecourse -- Experience of illness -- Medicalization -- Illness behaviour -- Stigma -- Embodiment -- Chronic illness and disability -- Illness narratives -- Risk -- The sick role -- Practitioner-client relationships -- Uncertainty -- Compliance and concordance -- Quality of life -- Dying trajectories -- Health, knowledge and practice -- Medical model -- Social constructionism -- Lay knowledge -- Reproduction -- Medical technologies -- Geneticization -- Surveillance and health promotion -- Health work and the division of labour -- Professions and professionalization -- Professional socialization -- Medical autonomy and medical dominance -- Decline of medical autonomy -- Medical pluralism -- Negotiated order -- Emotional labour -- Informal care -- Health care organization and policy -- Hospitals and health care organizations -- Privatization -- Managerialism -- Consumerism -- Social movements and health -- Social problems and health -- The new public health -- Medicines regulation -- Citizenship and health -- Evaluation -- Malpractice. Pt. 1. Pt. 2. Pt. 3. Pt. 4. Pt. 5.