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Feminism and the sociology of gender, health and illness
... reproductive health means that, at the same time as sociology criticises biomedicine’s pathologisation of women, it also replicates its problematic (Annandale and Clark 1996: 32), allowing women’s ...
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Professional power and sociological analysis : lessons from a comparative historical study of nursing in Britain and the U S A
... We might note that it began as a planned textbook in the sociology of health and illness, that it came at a point in Freidson's career where he was not only interested in the place of pr[r] ...
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Society, culture and health an introduction to sociology for nurses
... The experience of illness ociological theory has also contributed ro our understanding of how mdividual understand and experience illness by examining social interaction as it tak place [r] ...
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Architecture and health care: a place for sociology
... architecture, sociology, health, design, buildings, cultural geography, STS, and ...medical sociology (for instance: Sociology of Health and Illness; Sociology; Science ...
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Patients' accounts of memory lapses in interactions between neurologists and patients with functional memory disorders
... Author accepted version – please reference the final version of the manuscript Sociology of Health & Illness 2018 ISSN 0141-9889, doi: 10.1111/1467-9566.12819 Patients’ accounts of memor[r] ...
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SOCIOLOGY OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION OF THE NIGER DELTA OF NIGERIA
... Second, that the government and its representatives should ensure that the MNCs engage international best practices in the process of producing the national wealth, thereby protecting the people and its environment. ...
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‘A contributing life’: Living a contributing life as ‘a person’, ‘an artist’ and ‘an artist with a mental illness’
... Mental Health Commission, recently adopted a focus on ‘a contributing life’ to acknowledge the importance of full and meaningful participation in community ...mental illness, in Australia to understand how ...
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... in sociology. They supported sociology not so much for its own sake but because in doing so they were helping to give social science teaching a certain politi- cal and pedagogic ...
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Integrating Risk Assessment and Consumer-Focused Risk Communications
... of illness, examples of foods from the food categories ranked from most to least risk of illness were: (1) home-made salad dressings/ice cream; (2) fried eggs/boiled eggs; (3) omelets; and (4) baked ...
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Electronic personal health records for people with severe mental illness; a feasibility study
... mental illness [31] such as support for entering and retrieving data from ePHRs [23], but there is growing evidence for the use of remote computerised therapies in this population [32], which is likely to become ...
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General physical health advice for people with serious mental illness
... semi-structured health promotion which involved participants receiving six semi-struc- tured health promotion sessions which followed the Lilly “Mean- ingful Day” (Lilly 2002) ...physical health ...
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Do Young People See Mental Health as Part of their Cultural Identity?
... rests have significant methodological flaws, such as small sample sizes, failures of replication, or differences in outcome between research and clinical settings. This means that it is often difficult or impossible to ...
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Introduction: Preliminary Reflections on the Legacy of Pierre Bourdieu
... classical sociology by closely examining his intellectual connections with the writings of the founding fi gures of sociology, that is, with the works of Marx (Fowler and Karsenti), Durkheim (Wacquant), and ...
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Partnership in Improving Quality of Obstetric Fistula Care: A Family Systems Perspective
... psychotherapeutic interventions applied to the family system. Literature search was done on the following databases: EBSCO, SAGE, Taylor & Francis, AJOL, Wiley Interscience and BioMed Central. The review consisted of ...
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Do Young People See Mental Health as Part of their Cultural Identity?
... public health outcomes framework (PHOF) was based on the ...tackle health inequalities and target services to particular groups, it is important the information is also analysed by specific ...
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... in health activities in most developing countries may not be ...over health workers who are supposed to serve their ...of health participatory ...
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ILLNESS AFTER HEALTH SUPERVISION VISITS
... Clinic Number q( Health Super- Visits Number Recorded Illnesses Percent August through October Southeast,. regular 548 77 14[r] ...
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Smoking, Mental Illness, and Public Health
... mental illness, research shows a similar rise over time in ENDS ever use ...mental health and/or substance use services, 31% reported current e-cigarette use ...
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Patient perspectives on health in chronic illness
... Methods: Medical students were assigned in pairs to visit a chronically sick patient over 6 months. They completed a portfolio exploring patient attitudes towards their illness, medication, concerns and beliefs. ...
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Probabilistic thinking and health risks: An editorial
... of health risk decision-making, but also slightly rescues ‘humans’ from the charge of incompetence vis a vis science, since the crudity in lay thought processes merely add another layer to the low forms of science ...
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