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_aThe sociology of health and illness : _ba reader / _cedited by Michael Bury and Jonathan Gabe. |
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_aLondon ; _aNew York : _bRoutledge, _c2004. |
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| 490 | 1 | _aRoutledge student readers | |
| 504 | _aIncludes bibliographical references and index. | ||
| 505 | 0 | _aHealth beliefs and knowledge -- Inequalities and patterning of health and illness -- Professional and patient interaction -- Chronic illness and disability -- Evaluation and politics of health care -- -- | |
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_tGeneral Introduction / _rMichael Bury and Jonathan Gabe -- _g1. _tThe Individual, the Way of Life and the Genesis of Illness / _rClaudine Herzlich -- _g2. _tWhy Do the Victims Blame Themselves? / _rMildred Blaxter -- _g3. _tLay Epidemiology and the Prevention Paradox: The Implications of Coronary Candidacy for Health Education / _rCharlie Davison, George Davey Smith and Stephen Frankel -- _g4. _t"Lifestyle" and its Social Meaning / _rMichael Calnan -- _g5. _tPopular Epidemiology, Toxic Waste and Social Movements / _rPhil Brown -- _g6. _tLay Constructions of Genetic Risk / _rEvelyn Parsons and Paul Atkinson -- _g7. _tFrom Social Integration to Health: Durkheim in the New Millennium / _rLisa F. Berkman, Thomas Glass, Ian Brissette and Teresa E. Seeman -- _g8. _tThe Epidemiological Transition: From Material Scarcity to Social Disadvantage? / _rRichard G. Wilkinson -- _g9. _tExplaining Health Inequalities: Beyond Black and Barker / _rDenny Vagero and Raymond Illsley -- _g10. _tHealth Inequalities in the Life Course Perspective / _rM. E. J. Wadsworth -- _g11. _tGenetic, Cultural or Socio-Economic Vulnerability? Explaining Ethnic Inequalities in Health / _rJames Y. Nazroo -- _g12. _tGender Differences in Health: Are Things Really as Simple as they Seem? / _rSally Macintyre, Kate Hunt and Helen Sweeting -- _g13. _tThe Social Organization of Illness / _rEliot Freidson -- _g14. _tWorking on the Front-Line: Risk Culture and Nursing in the New NHS / _rEllen Annadale -- _g15. _tConsumerism, Reflexivity and the Medical Encounter / _rDeborah Lupton -- _g16. _tGoing Private: Ceremonial Forms in a Medical Oncology Clinic / _rDavid Silverman -- _g17. _tA New Medical Pluralism? / _rSarah Cant and Ursula Sharma -- _g18. _tDecision Making in the Physician-Patient Encounter: Revisiting the Shared Treatment Decision-Making Model / _rCathy Charles, Amiram Gafni and Tim Whelan -- _g19. _tThe Genesis of Chronic Illness: Narrative Reconstruction / _rGareth Williams -- _g20. _tMedical Sociology, Chronic Illness and the Body / _rMichael P. Kelly and David Field -- _g21. _tDefining and Researching Disability: Challenges and Responses / _rMichael Bury -- _g22. _tDefining Impairment and Disability: Issues at Stake / _rMike Oliver -- _g23. _tFrom Biographical Disruption to Biographical Reinforcement: The Case of HIV-Positive Men / _rDaniele Carricaburu and Janine Pierret -- _g24. _tWhen Bodies Need Voices / _rArthur Frank -- _g25. _tContinuity and Change in the British National Health Service / _rJonathan Gabe -- _g26. _tThe Politics of Evidence-Based Medicine in the United Kingdom / _rStephen Harrison -- _g27. _tA Sociological Perspective on Rationing: Power, Rhetoric and Situated Practices / _rDonald W. Light and David Hughes -- _g28. _tQualitative Methods for Assessing Health Care / _rRay Fitzpatrick and Mary Boulton -- _g29. _tImplementing Evidence-Based Medicine in General Practice: Audit and Qualitative Study of Anti-Thrombotic Treatment for Atrial Fibrillation / _rAlistair Howitt and David Armstrong -- _g30. _tRandom Allocation or Allocation at Random? Patients' Perspectives of Participation in a Randomised Controlled Trial / _rKatie Featherstone and Jenny L. Donovan. |
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