Research in the Sociology of Health Care

Volume A: Part 1 Providers of care - changing roles for doctors and nurses: trends in medical and nursing education - faculty attitudes on multi-professional training programmes, Henry Perlstadt et al differences in income among dentists, physicians and veterinarians in 1987, C.E. Bird managed care, university hospitals and the doctor-nurse division of labour, J. Hughes. Part 2 Alternative care models and a changing health care system: the role of the chiropractor in the changing health care system - from marginal to mainstream, Ian D. Coulter et al new roles for alternative medical caregivers and helpseekers, K. Deierlein. Part 3 Changing patient roles: socioeconomic status, gender and health at midlife - evidence from the Wisconsin longitudinal study, Nadine Marks do smokers prefer Hmos? implications for smoking cessation programming, M. Penner and S. Penner bringing the community into utilization models - how social networks link individuals to changing systems of care, Bernice A. Pescosolido health insurance coverage among the working poor - changes from 1977 to 1987, K. Secombe. Volume B: Part 4 Changes in delivery models: federal policy and provider behaviour - intended and unintended consequences of an expansion of medicare benefits in Connecticut skilled nursing facilities, R.D. Moremen and P. Leaf physicians and strategic management of hospitals - lessons from the past, Blair D. Gifford if you build it, they will come - the relationship between hospitalization and community-based services for children with emotional and behavioural disorders, T.L. McNulty et al the role of emergency departments in American health care, Gary L. Albrecht et al. Part 5 Disease patterns and changes in health: AIDS prevention research in Chile and implications for the United States, Linda H. Aitken and Margery Mullin unravelling a public health enigma - why do immigrants experience superior perinatal health outcomes?, R.G. Rumbaut and J.R. Weeks care seeking during acute myocardial infarction - a model for intervention, A.A. Alonzo and N.R. Reynolds perspectives of risk by organizational position in ten HIV prevention sites, S.S. Colman and M.A. Zimmerman

Social science · Sociology · Child and Adolescent Health

• Medical professionals and parents

  Open Access•Deborah Tannen, Cynthia Wallat•Language in Society•1986

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• Ritual, meaning and transcendence

  Loretta do Rozario•Journal of Occupational Science•1994

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