Titlebook: Medical Sociology in Africa; Jimoh Amzat,Oliver Razum Book 2014 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2014 Client-practitioner rel

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The Interpretive Perspective in Medical Sociology: Part I, of health. In this first part, a number of microsociological substantive models from social psychology and sociocultural research are presented. After the examination of the basic features and methodological implications of the interpretive perspective, Max Weber’s classical theories are presented,

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身心疲憊

Myelin

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不可救藥

Density

PRISE

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Social Determinants/Context of Health,ulnerability and consequences of health conditions. The social determinants examined include gender inequality, socioeconomic status, education and health literacy, living conditions/housing, individual behaviour and lifestyle factors, employment or occupation, social alienation and discrimination,

人充滿活力

Functionalist Perspective on Health,imian perspective is the understanding of mortality through suicide by emphasising the social determinants that play major roles in suicide. Social capital is discussed as a major social resource that can help promote health.