03782cam a2200529 i 4500001001300000003000600013005001700019008004100036010001700077040011800094016001800212020001500230020001800245035007300263050001000336060002100346082001400367082001000381084001500391084001700406084001700423245009300440250001200533260005500545300002700600336002600627337002800653338002700681504005300708505195200761530002402713650002102737650002102758650001502779650002502794650004702819650003002866650002802896650002502924650004702949650002002996650001403016700002303030700003303053700001903086776014703105ocm03542741 OCoLC20170105080432.0771219s1979    nju      b    001 0 eng    a   77026806   aDLCbengcDLCdVETdMUQdNLGGCdNLMdOCLCGdNLEdLASdDEBBGdYDXCPdBBFdTULIBdOCLCFdOCLCAdOCLCQdOCLCOdZAAPA7 a77086822DNLM  a0133802531  a9780133802535  a(OCoLC)3542741z(OCoLC)961404842z(OCoLC)963277839z(OCoLC)96449713100aRA41800aWA 30bH234 197900a301.5218 4a362.1  a44.062bcl  aMS 60002rvk  aXB 26502rvk00aHandbook of medical sociology /cedited by Howard E. Freeman, Sol Levine, Leo G. Reeder.  a3rd ed.  aEnglewood Cliffs, N.J. :bPrentice-Hall,c�1979.  axi, 516 pages ;c24 cm  atextbtxt2rdacontent  aunmediatedbn2rdamedia  avolumebnc2rdacarrier  aIncludes bibliographical references and indexes.00gIntroduction /rJohn H. Knowles --tContributions of sociology to medicine /rPatricia L. Kendall and George G. Reader --tThe evolution of social medicine /rGeorge Rosen --gPart 1. Health and illness --tSocial psychology of disease /rHoward B. Kaplan --tSocial epidemiology of chronic diseases /rSaxon Graham and Leo G. Reeder --tMental disorder /rJohn A. Clausen --tThe use and abuse of psychoactive substances /rRalph W. Hingson, Daryl Matthews, Norman A. Scotch --tEnvironment and health /rSheldon Cohen, David C. Glass, Susan Phillips --tBiology, technology, and health /rRoberta G. Simmons and Margaret DiCanio --gPart 2. Health care providers --tPhysicians /rDavid Mechanic --tThe nature and organization of dental practice /rWesley O. Young and Lois K. Cohen --tNursing : continuing change /rSharon J. Reeder and Hans Mauksch --tLimited and marginal practitioners /rWalter I. Wardwell --gPart 3. Individual and organizational behavior --tPsychosocial aspects of health-related behavior /rMarshall H. Becker --tPatient-practitioner relationship /rSamuel W. Bloom and Robert N. Wilson --tThe organization of medical practice /rEliot Freidson --tHospitals and related health care delivery settings /rDonna F. Ver Steeg and Sydney H. Croog --tCommunity health organizations and resources /rPaul E. White, Lowell Levin, Sol Levine --gPart 4. Health policy dimensions --tTrends in the use of health services /rRonald Andersen and Odin W. Anderson --tHealth politics in the United States /rDaniel M. Fox and Robert Crawford --tHealth in the community /rIrwin T. Sanders and Ann Brownlee --gPart 5. Methods and status in medical sociology --tMethods of sociomedical research /rDonald L. Patrick and Jack Elinson --tThe present status of medical sociology /rHoward E. Freeman, Sol Levine, Leo G. Reeder --tSocial research in health and medicine : a selected bibliography /rC.L. Estes and L.E. Gerard.  aAlso issued online. 0aSocial medicine. 1aSocial medicine. 1aSociology. 6aM�edecine sociale. 7aSocial medicine.2fast0(OCoLC)fst0112263717aMedische sociologie.2gtt07aMedizinsoziologie.2swd 4aM�edecine sociale.07aMedizinsoziologie.0(DE-588)4038289-82gnd 2aSocial Medicine 2aSociology1 aFreeman, Howard E.1 aLevine, Sol,d1922-eeditor.1 aReeder, Leo G.08iOnline version:aFreeman, Howard E.tHandbook of medical sociology.b3d ed.dEnglewood Cliffs, N.J. : Prentice-Hall, �1979w(OCoLC)643637643