Sociology for health professionals in Ireland /
Abbey Hyde, Maria Lohan and Orla McDonnell.
- Dublin : Institute of Public Administration, 2005.
- xvi, 365 p. ; 24 cm.
Originally published: 2004.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 297-343) and index.
Section 1. Health professions and sociology--1. What is sociology and why might health professionals be interested?--2. The sociologist\'s tool-kit, part l: social theory--3. The sociologist\'s tool-kit, part 2: research methodology--Section 2. Sociological understandings of health and illness--4. The social determinants of health and illness: class, gender and ethnicity--5. The social determinants of health and illness: a global perspective--6. Challenges to biomedicine and alternative understandings of health and illness--Section 3. Experiences of healthcare--7. The sociology of the body, health and illness--8. The sociology of lay and professional interactions--9. Sociology of the lifecycle: childhood,ageing, dying and death--10. Mental health and illness--11. Science and technology in healthcare--Section 4. 12. Interprofessional relations: the healthcare division of labour--13. Healthcare systems and health policy in Ireland--14. New public health and health promotion.
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