Preface Acknowledgments List of Tables and Figures 1 A Brief Introduction to the Sociology of Health, Healing, and Illness COVID-19 as a Window into the Sociology of Health, Healing, and Illness What Is Sociology? What Is Medical Sociology? Historical Development of Medical Sociology Setting the Foundation: The Importance of Social Factors in Health and Illness The Turn of the Century: Development of Social Medicine The Early to Mid-twentieth Century: More Studies on Health and Medicine The 1950s and 1960s: The Formal Subdiscipline Emerges Emerging Areas of Interest Sociological Theories and Methods Sociological Theories Sociological Research Methods The Role of Medical Sociology in the COVID-19 Era Health on the Internet Discussion Questions Glossary References 2 The Development of Scientific Medicine A Brief History of Medicine Early Humans Supernatural Belief Systems The First Physicians Four Ancient Civilizations Ancient Chinese Civilization Ancient Egyptian Civilization Ancient Mesopotamian Civilization Ancient Indian Civilization Greek and Roman Societies Hippocrates—The “Father of Medicine” Roman Medicine Galen The Medieval Era Monastic Medicine Islamic Medicine Scholastic Medicine Medicine in the Renaissance Andreas Vesalius Medical Specialization Medicine from 1600 to 1900 The Seventeenth Century The Eighteenth Century The Nineteenth Century The Ascendancy of Medical Authority in America Early America The Revolution to the Mid-1800s 1850 Onward Forces Stimulating Professionalization The Great Trade of 1910 Perspectives on the Social and Cultural Authority of Medicine Paul Starr Vicente Navarro COVID-19, Anti-Science, and Challenges to Medical Authority Health on the Internet Discussion Question Glossary References 3 Social Epidemiology The Epidemiological Transition The Re-emergence of Infectious Diseases The Social Etiology of Disease The Social Determinants of Health Genetic Factors in Health Key Measures of Population Health Life Expectancy Mortality Infant Mortality Maternal Mortality Morbidity Disability Social Disparities in Population Health in the United States Socioeconomic Status Race and Ethnicity Sex and Gender Sexual Minorities COVID-19 and Social Disparities in Health Race and COVID-19 COVID-19-Related Excess Mortality in Global Perspective Health on the Internet Discussion Cases Glossary References 4 Social Stress Definition of Stress Historical Development of the Stress Concept Walter Cannon and Hans Selye A Model of Social Stress Stressors Stressors and the Sociological Perspective Types of Stressors Appraisal of Stressors Appraisal and the Sociological Perspective Mediators of Stress: Coping and Social Support Mediators and the Sociological Perspective Coping Social Support Stress Outcomes Pathways Between Stress and Disease Social Disparities in Stress The Role of Discrimination in Stress Experiences and Health Outcomes Socioeconomic Status Race Sexual Minorities Gender The Effects of Multiple Disadvantaged Statuses Understanding COVID-19 Stress Health on the Internet Discussion Case Glossary References 5 Health Behavior The Concept of Health The Biomedical Definition of Health Sociological Definitions of Health The World Health Organization Definition of Health Health Behavior The Micro Approach to Health Behavior Prevention Detection Micro-Level Theories of Health Behavior The Macro Approach to Health Behavior Understanding Vaccine Hesitancy Childhood Vaccine Mandates COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy Factors Affecting COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy COVID-19 Vaccine Regret Health on the Internet Discussion Cases Case 1 Case 2 Glossary References 6 Experiencing Illness and Disability Stages of Illness Experience Stage 1: Symptom Experience Perception and Interpretation of Symptoms The Importance of Pain and Pain Tolerance Available (Mis)Information Stage 2: Assumption of the Sick Role Background of the Sick Role Concept Criticisms of the Sick Role Rebuttal to Sick Role Criticism The Social Construction of Illness Medicalization Demedicalization Biomedicalization Stage 3: Medical Care Contact/Self-Care The Decision to Seek Professional Care Use of Medical Care Services The Concept of Self-Care Stage 4: Dependent-Patient Role Stage 5: Recovery and Rehabilitation Experiencing Chronic Illness and Disability Relationship Between Chronic Illness and Disability Living with Chronic Illness and Disability The Impact on Sense of Self The Role of Social Stigma Long COVID as Disability Health on the Internet Discussion Questions Glossary References 7 Physicians and the Profession of Medicine The Profession of Medicine Characteristics of Professions The Dominance of the Medical Profession The Decline of Professional Dominance The American Medical Association The Social Control of Medicine Internal Control Mechanisms External Control: Medical Malpractice The Number, Composition, and Distribution of Physicians in the United States The Number of Physicians The Composition of Physicians Illustrating the Importance of Physician Labor Force Composition: Gender The Distribution of Physicians Illustrating the Complexity of Physician Distribution Problems: The Case of Rural America The Personal Side of Being a Physician Physician Satisfaction Physician Dissatisfaction Physician Stress Physician Burnout Physician Impairment COVID-19 and the Stability of Medical Practices Health on the Internet Discussion Case Glossary References 8 Medical Education and the Socialization of Physicians The History of Medical Education Early Medical Education Reform Efforts Modern Medical Education The Foundation of a New Curriculum Academic Health Centers and Medical Schools Today The Many Dimensions of Medical Education Medical Students Reform of the Medical Admissions Process The Medical Education Curriculum Curriculum Reform The Medical School Experience Attitude and Value Acquisition Career Choices Stress Medical Students and the COVID-19 Pandemic Health on the Internet Discussion Case Glossary References 9 Nurses, Advanced Practice Providers, and Allied Health Workers Evolution of Nurses, Advanced Practice Providers, and Allied Health Workers Early America Post-Civil War to 1920: Professional Medicine and Separate Domains The 1920s to the 1950s: The Advent of Scientific Medicine Contemporary Nurses and the Field of Nursing Overview Nurse Supply and Demand Demographics of Nurses Socialization of Nurses Occupational Status of Nurses Issues in Nursing Today Advanced Practice Providers (APPs) Advanced Practice Registered Nurses Burnout Among Nurses and Advanced Practice Providers Allied Health Workers Team-Based Care Perceptions of the Team Approach The Patient-Centered Medical Home Accountable Care Organizations Relationships Among Health Care Workers Physician-Nurse Relationships The Relationship Between Physicians and Advanced Practice Providers The COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate for Health Care Workers Health on the Internet Discussion Question Glossary References 10 Complementary and Alternative Medicine The Meaning of Complementary and Alternative Medicine Scientific Medicine and Alternative Healing Orthodox Medicine’s View of Alternative Healers CAM’s View of Conventional Healers Use of Complementary and Alternative Medicine Dietary Supplements Medical Marijuana and Marijuana Derivatives The Dual Model of Care The Efficacy of Complementary and Alternative Healers Chiropractic Origin Basic Principles Historical Developments Organized Medicine and Chiropractic Current and Future Status Acupuncture Origin of Acupuncture in the United States Basic Principles Historical Developments Organized Medicine and Acupuncture Current and Future Status Spiritual Healing and Christian Science Efficacy of Spiritual Healing Public Perceptions of Spiritual Healing Christian Science as an Example of Spiritual Healing Ethnic Folk Healing Curanderismo Native American Healing Preventing COVID-19 Quacks and Scams Health on the Internet Discussion Case Glossary References 11 The Physician-Patient Relationship Models of the Physician-Patient Relationship The Parsonian Model Alternatives to the Parsonian Model Key Dimensions of the Physician-Patient Relationship The Appropriate Model of Health Primary Ethical Obligation Establishment of Therapeutic Communication The Influence of Patient Background on the Physician-Patient Relationship Cultural Health Capital Race and Ethnicity Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Cisgender Patient Satisfaction with Physicians Level of Satisfaction Factors Related to Patient Satisfaction The Current Move to Patient-Centered Care Cultural Competency Health Literacy Patient Activation Other Recent Changes in the Physician-Patient Relationship Patient Adherence to Medical Regimens Factors Related to Adherence Additional Sociological Perspectives on Adherence Behavior Effects of COVID-19 on the Physician-Patient Relationship Health on the Internet Discussion Cases Glossary References 12 Professional and Ethical Obligations of Physicians in the Physician-Patient Relationship The Approach of Medical Ethics Approaches to Determining Moral Rules of Conduct Relative to Medicine Truth-Telling as an Issue Are Lying and Deception Acceptable Professional Behaviors? The Current Situation Regarding Truth-Telling Confidentiality as an Issue The Tarasoff Case The Meaning of Confidentiality Medical Codes The Laws Pertaining to Confidentiality The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) When Confidentiality Becomes an Issue Justifications for the Principle of Confidentiality Grounds for Breaking Confidentiality Right Versus Duty to Breach Confidentiality Obligation to Treat Patients with Highly Contagious Diseases Historical Perspectives on the Obligation to Treat Laws Pertaining to the Obligation to Treat Medical Codes Physicians’ Perceptions Regarding the Obligation to Treat Rationale for No Obligation to Treat Rationale for Obligation to Treat Developing Patient Triage for Hospital Patients during COVID-19 Health on the Internet Discussion Cases Case 1 Glossary References 13 The United States Health Care System Rating the US Health Care System Based on Systematic Analysis Based on Public Attitudes The US Health Care System The Foundation of the Health Care System The Development of Private Health Insurance The Development of a Non-profit Health Insurance Alternative The Entry of Public (Government-Sponsored) Health Insurance Key Flaws in the Original Government Programs Cost Containment and Managed Care The Financing of the US Health Care System How Much Money Does the United States Spend on Health Care? Who Receives the Dollars Spent on Health? Who Pays for Health Care? Explanations for the High Cost of US Health Care The Aging of the Population The High Cost of New Medical Technologies Medical Entrepreneuralism The Uninsured Population in the United States Does Having Health Insurance Make a Difference? Historical Efforts to Reform the Health Care System Health Care Reform of 2010: The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act Positions on Health Care Reform Securing Support for the Affordable Care and Patient Protection Act Major Provisions of the Affordable Care Act Who Benefits the Most from the ACA? Key Criticisms of the ACA Has the ACA Achieved Its Goals? Constitutional and Political Challenges Future Directions Lessons from COVID-19 for the Health Care System Health on the Internet Discussion Case Glossary References 14 Health Care Delivery Hospitals History The Organizational Structure of Hospitals The Number of Hospitals and Hospital Beds Hospital Ownership Six Key Issues in Hospitals Today Freestanding Ambulatory and Surgical Sites The Traditional Setting Freestanding Medical Sites Nursing Homes Types of Nursing Homes Benefits of Nursing Homes Concerns About Nursing Homes Hospices Home Health Care Formal Home Health Care Informal Home Health Care COVID-19 and Existing Problems in Nursing Homes COVID-19 and Long-Term Care Facilities Health on the Internet Discussion Case Glossary References 15 The Social Implications of Advanced Health Care Technology Societal Control of Technology Health Care Technology Assessment of Health Care Technology The Social Implications of Advanced Health Care Technology The Right to Refuse or Demand Advanced Health Care Technology Do Patients Have a Legal Right to Refuse Medical Treatment? Can Patients Demand a Particular Medical Treatment? Physician Aid-in-Dying (PAD) Organ Donation and Transplantation Social Policy Issues Related to Organ Transplantation Organ Donation Policy in the United States Alternative Organ Donation Policies The Psychosocial Dimension of Organ Donation and Transplantation The Donor-Recipient Relationship Assisted Reproduction Infertility Assisted Reproduction Techniques (ART) Analyzing Surrogate Motherhood Developing Priority Lists for the COVID-19 Vaccine Health on the Internet Discussion Case Glossary References 16 Comparative Health Care Systems Major Influences on Health Care Systems Health Care Services in Low-Income Countries The Central African Republic Mexico Types of Health Care Systems Type 1: A Mostly Private Health Care System with Private and Public Insurance but No Universal Coverage Type 2: A Mostly Private Health Care System with Private and Public Health Insurance with Universal Coverage Type 3: A Mostly Public Health Care Service with Private and Public Health Insurance with Universal Coverage Type 4: Socialized Medicine: A Public Health Care System with Universal Coverage Four Country Portraits of Health Care System China The Historical, Political, and Philosophical Foundation Organization of the Health Care System Accessibility of Care Performance of the Health Care System Recent Developments in Health Care Canada The Historical, Political, and Philosophical Foundation Organization of the Health Care System Accessibility of Health Care Performance of the Health Care System Recent Developments in Health Care England The Historical, Political, and Philosophical Foundation Organization of the Health Care System Performance of the Health Care System Accessibility of Health Care Recent Developments in Health Care Russia The Historical, Political, and Philosophical Foundation Organization of the Health Care System Accessibility of Health Care Performance of the Health Care System Recent Developments in Health Care COVID-19 around the World: The Experience of Sweden Health on the Internet Discussion Cases Glossary References Name Index Subject Index
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With thorough coverage of inequality in health care access and practice, this leading textbook is widely acclaimed by instructors as the most comprehensive of any available. Written in an engaging and accessible style, with multiple student-friendly features, it integrates recent research in medical sociology and public health to introduce students to a wide range of issues affecting health, healing and health care today.
This new edition links information on COVID-19 into each chapter, providing students with a solid understanding of the social history of medicine; social epidemiology; social stress; health and illness behavior; the profession of medicine; nurses and allied health workers; complementary and alternative medicine; the physician?patient relationship; medical ethics; and the financing and organization of medical care.
Important changes and enhancement in the eleventh edition include:
Inclusion of material on COVID-19 in the main text of every chapter, with special sections at the end of each chapter exploring additional intersections of COVID-19 with chapter content.
Expanded coverage of fundamental cause theory and the social determinants of health.
New centralized discussions of how and why social disparities in race, class, gender, and sexual identity impact health outcomes in the United States.
New “In the Field” boxed inserts on topics such as medical education and student debt, physicians’ use of medical jargon, and corporate greed.
New “In Comparative Focus” boxed inserts on topics such as the 1918 influenza pandemic, infant and maternal mortality in Afghanistan, the patient care coordination process, drug prices, long-term care, and global health.
A more in-depth look at both physician and nursing shortages.
Expanded discussion of nurse burnout during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Curricular and pedagogical changes in medical schools.
Discussion of continued changes in the financing of the US health care system.
A more in-depth look at quality concerns in nursing homes.
Increased attention to the health care systems in Norway, Germany, Cuba, and Mexico.
An updated instructor’s guide with test bank and PowerPoint slides.
This new edition links information on COVID-19 into each chapter, providing students with a solid understanding of the social history of medicine; social epidemiology; social stress; health and illness behaviour; the profession of medicine; medical ethnics; and the financing and organization of medical care.