TAILIEUCHUNG - Health professions and the state in Europe

The contributions to this edited collection are based on a number of the many papers first presented at the International Sociological Association conference on Professions in Transition, held in Leicester in April 1992. The original theme of the conference reflected the widespread view amongst academics that an accumulating range of changes occurring on an international scale necessitated a review of the professions. In selecting the papers for this volume the editors have continued the focus on the theme of change, both in conceptual and analytical terms and through illustrations of the developing nature and role of particular professions in a variety of national contexts. The. | Health Professions and the State in Europe Edited by Terry Johnson Gerry Larkin and Mike Saks x xxx x x xx x xx . x x Also available as a printed book see title verso for ISBN details Health professions and the state in Europe Governments throughout the world are increasingly concerned with the costs and quality of health care. Health professionals internationally are facing major changes and are re-examining both their organizational and skill base in order to sustain their services to sponsors and clients. Focusing on the theme of change Health Professions and the State in Europe explores the responses to these challenges across the shifting socio-political map of Europe. The editors and contributors all established authorities in their field develop analytical models to explain and illuminate the changing character of professions as influenced by governments and other agencies with particular reference to the health arena. They then consider the specific relationship between health professions and the state in Britain and a number of other European countries Spain Belgium the Netherlands Scandinavia and the Czech Republic. Topical issues of international and comparative relevance are covered such as the impact on the health professions of market policies performance and quality measures and challenges to professional monopolies and expertise. Health Professions and the State in Europe presents an overview of the current situation in eight European countries. As such it enhances our understanding of the interplay between health professions and the state in different national contexts in relation to a wide range of health professions including nursing midwifery and medicine. It will be of special relevance to students teachers and professionals with interests in health policy social policy and medical sociology. Terry Johnson is Professor of Sociology at the University of Leicester. Gerry Larkin is Professor of the Sociology of Health and Illness at Sheffield .

• Y học thường thức
• Health professions
• theoretical issues
• quality assurance
• national health
• Medical Association
• medical profession
• Health Care
• Utilize Informatics
• Educational Accreditation
• Oversight Processes
• Training Environments
• Providing Leadership
• Health Services
• Health Career
• Continuing Debate
• Dental Hygienists
• professional power
• political leaders
• Clinical leadership
• Mental health
• Mental health issues
• Impact on different professions
• Financial support
• Getting infected
• Strategies for Innovation
• Collaborative Process
• Esthetic Action
• Teaching Strategy
• Educational Situations
• GENERALIZABILITY THEORY
• ASSESSMENT PORTFOLIOS
• ORAL EXAMINATIONS
• OBSERVATIONAL ASSESSMENT
• Observational Methods
• Narrative Phenomenology
• Exploring Stories
• Human Sciences
• Neurological Disorders
• life threatening
• Medical Terminology
• Ann Ehrlich
• Thuật ngữ y tế
• Tiếng Anh chuyên ngành Y
• Anh văn Y học
• Decimal numbers
• Positive and negative numbers
• Dividing whole numbers
• Multiplying whole numbers
• Dividing decimal numbers
• Cumulative skills test
• Household measures
• The metric system
• Practice tests for measures
• Basic unit conversions
• Modern Medicine
• Practice Management
• Health Maintenance
• Policy Manual
• Hippocratic Oath
• clinical governance
• violent incidents
• systematic action
• Health Executive
• risk assessment
• Health Professionals
• Admissions Process
• Evaluation Techniques
• Admissions Decisions
• Promote Inclusiveness
• Systemic Reform
• comparative perspective
• exploring dynamics
• expected dynamics
• conservative forces
• health system
• dynamic triangle
• Social Services
• Health Service
• Management
• Healthcare Human
• Health Improvement
• Fundamental Principles
• Didactic Versus
• Team Formation
• Premedical Curriculum
• promoting dialogue
• Community disintegration
• emotional satisfaction
• supervisory mechanisms
• patriarchal communities
• public debate
• Hospital Medicine
• European Hospitals
• methods of inquiry
• Hospital nurses
• Regulatory Politics
• Regulating Dentistry
• Clinical Psychology
• Alternative Medicine
• Oral Presentations
• Qualitative Research
• contact information
• categories terminology
• Health Programs
• emotional harm
• decision making
• Competent family physicians
• out patient settings
• Migration of Apterous
• Dryinid Wasps
• Parasitizing Rice
• sometimes conflicting
• generate strong
• public and private meanings
• ecall or difficulties
• Medicines adherence
• encouraging patients
• BMC Psychology
• Healthcare professions
• Heightened rates
• Healthcare occupational
• Psychological distress
• SCIENTIFIC FOUNDATIONS
• Quality Workforce
• Moving Toward
• Continuing Education
• alternative interventions