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Hospitals and Patients

Hospitals and Patients

Mark Lefton / William R. Rosengren

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Editorial:
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Año de edición:
2007
Materia
Administración y gestión médicas
ISBN:
9780202309477
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Examines the social crisis in American medicine. Here, the authors, two well-known sociologists, search out - and find - the roots of this crisis in three areas: the organization of the hospital, the attitudes of the hospital toward its patients, and the relationship of hospitals to one another.

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  • Hospitals and Patients
    Mark Lefton / William R. Rosengren
    Examines the social crisis in American medicine. Here, the authors, two well-known sociologists, search out - and find - the roots of this crisis in three areas: the organization of the hospital, the attitudes of the hospital toward its patients, and the relationship of hospitals to one another. ...