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Editor's Introduction Preface Introduction
Part I. The Formal Organization of a Profession
1. The Emergence of Medicine as a Consulting Profession
2. Political Organization and Professional Autonomy
3. The Medical Division of Labor
4. The Form Characteristics of a Profession
Part II. The Organization of Professional Performance
5. Everyday Work Settings of the Professional
6. Patterns of Practice in the Hospital
7. The Test of Autonomy; Professional Self-Regulation
8. The Clinical Mentality
9. Profession as Organization—Formal and Informal
Part III. The Social Construction of Illness
10. Illness as Social Deviance
11. Sociological Types of Illness
12. The Professional Construction of Concepts of Illness
13. The Lay Construction of Illness
14. The Social Organization of Illness
Part IV. Consulting Professions in a Free Society
15. The Limits of Professional Knowledge
16. The Limits of Professional Autonomy Afterword Index of Names Index of Subjects
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Paul Greco
reviewed Profession of Medicine: A Study of the Sociology of Applied Knowledge on July 02, 2018
Profession of Medicine
Very easy and quick read. Great reference book for discussing the facts about healthcare. How other coutries with gov't healcare have higher costs, outdated equipment, fewer doctors, denial of new drugs. Identifies vast majority of US uninsured choose to do so and this plan still keeps 1/2 of them uninsured. The new healthcare act doubles down on everything wrong with the current system, causes lesser competition as small insurance companies will not compete, and causes higher premiums because of all the mandated coverages.
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