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Second Opinion
An Introduction To Health Sociology
Fourth Edition
- Description
- Features
- Contents
- Authors
- Reviews
- Lecturer Resources
- Teacher Resources
- Student Resources
- Sample Pages
- ebook
Over a decade since the first edition was published, this fourth edition has undergone a significant revision to thoroughly match today’s student and lecturer needs.
1 Imagining Health Problems as Social Issues
John Germov
2 Theorising Health: Major Theoretical Perspectives in Health Sociology
John Germov
3 Researching Health: Methodological Traditions and Innovations
Douglas Ezzy
Part 2: The Social Production and Distribution of Health and Illness
4 Global Public Health
Alex Broom and John Germov
5 Class, Health Inequality, and Social Justice
John Germov
6 Workplace Health
Toni Schofield
7 Gender and Health
Dorothy Broom
8 Indigenous Health: The Perpetuation of Inequality
Dennis Gray and Sherry Saggers
9 Ethnicity, Health, and Multiculturalism
Roberta Julian
10 Rural Health
Clarissa Hughes
Part 3: The Social Construction of Health and Illness
11 The Social Appetite: A Sociology of Food and Nutrition
Lauren Williams and John Germov
12 The Medicalisation of Deviance
Sharyn L. Roach Anleu
13 Mental Illness: Understandings, Experience and Service Provision
Pauline Savy and Anne-Maree Sawyer
14 The Illness Experience: Lay Perspectives, Disability and Chronic Illness
Daphne Habibis
15 Ageing, Health and the Demographic Revolution
Marilyn Poole
16 The Human Genome Project: A Sociology of Medical Technology
Evan Willis
17 Media and Health
John Germov and Maria Freij
Part 4: The Social Organisation of Health Care: Professions, Politics, and Policies
18 Power, Politics, and Health Care
Helen Belcher
19 Challenges to Medical Dominance
John Germov
20 Sociology of Nursing
Helen Keleher
21 The Sociology of Complementary and Alternative Medicine
Alex Broom
22 Jostling for Position: A Sociology of Allied Health
Lauren Williams
23 A Sociology of Health Promotion
Katy Richmond and John Germov
24 Community Health Services in Australia
Fran Baum
John Germov - Pro Vice-Chancellor of the Faculty of Education and the Arts, School of Humanities and Social Science, University of Newcastle, Australia
The resources include an Instructor's Resource Manual containing ‘icebreakers’ for each chapter to facilitate student discussion, a Test Bank of multiple choice questions with over 200 questions and answers organised by chapter, and an Image Gallery of all diagrams and tables contained in the book.
If you have adopted this text, or are considering adopting it, and would like to receive the lecturer resources via email, CD or in printed form, please contact your local OUP sales representative.
Please click here for a list of teaching related websites
- Additional online case studies for each chapter of the book, with a focus on health professions
- Suggested further readings and weblinks for each chapter of the book
- Recommended journal websites and key health-related websites
- Chapters from previous editions of Second Opinion
