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The Social Context Of Health (health Psychology) 🔍
Michael Hardey Open University Press, Health psychology, Buckingham [England], Philadelphia, Pa, England, 1998
英语 [en] · PDF · 1.9MB · 1998 · 📘 非小说类图书 · 🚀/lgli/lgrs/nexusstc/zlib · Save
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The central theme running through this book is the essentially "social" nature of health. This embraces the way medical knowledge emerged out of a specific set of historical and intellectual circumstances, and the shaping of the health professions by the cultural and political millieu of the 19th-century. Like non-expert knowledge, the development and application of expert knowledge in health is embedded in social processes. This text makes accessible the complex relationships between inequality, race, gender and other social divisions related to changes in health care. Problems central to the delivery of health care are highlighted and linked to challenges to established health-care professions and systems. Michael Hardey shows the way in which health has become part of our identity, and relates this to the increasing range of health advice and the constant choices available in terms of our health and lifestyles.
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Health psychology, Reprint, Buckingham, 1999
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United Kingdom and Ireland, United Kingdom
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2011 12 30
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [151]-173) and index.
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The central theme running through this book is the essentially 'social' nature of health. This embraces the way medical knowledge emerged out of a specific set of historical and intellectual circumstances, and the shaping of the health professions by the cultural and political milieu of the nineteenth century. Like non-expert knowledge, the development and application of expert knowledge in health is embedded in social processes. In this accessible text the complex relationships between inequality, race, gender and other social divisions are examined and related to changes in health care. Problems central to the delivery of health care are highlighted and linked to challenges to established health-care professions and systems. Michael Hardey shows the way in which health has become part of our identity, and relates this to the increasing range of health advice and the constant choices available in terms of our health and lifestyles.
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The central theme running through this text is the essentially 'social' nature of health. This embraces the way medical knowledge emerged out of a specific set of historical and intellectual circumstances in the 19th century
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2012-02-04
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