Medical ethics and sociology

By:

Papanikitas, A

Contributor(s):

Amarakone, K

Series: Crash coursePublication details: Edinburgh Mosby/Elsevier 2013Edition: 2ndISBN:

0723436347
9780723436348

Subject(s):

Summary: This book covers the key topics included in undergraduate medical ethics courses. Topics include: Foundations of medical ethics and law; professionaliam and medical ethics; the doctor, the patient and society; ethics and law at the beginning and end of life; healthcare commissioning and resources allocation; introduction to sociology and disease; experience of health and illness; organisation of healthcare provision in the UK; inequalities in health and healthcare provision; epidemiology and public health; clinical governance.

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This book covers the key topics included in undergraduate medical ethics courses. Topics include: Foundations of medical ethics and law; professionaliam and medical ethics; the doctor, the patient and society; ethics and law at the beginning and end of life; healthcare commissioning and resources allocation; introduction to sociology and disease; experience of health and illness; organisation of healthcare provision in the UK; inequalities in health and healthcare provision; epidemiology and public health; clinical governance.

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