Medicine as an agency of social control: Part Three.
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Alcohol Drinking↗
Biomedical subjects
J H Kilwein
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Medicine as an agency of social control: Part Four.
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Behavior Control↗
Medicine as an agency of social control: Part two.
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Black or African American↗
Medicine as an agency of social control: Part one.
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Behavior Control↗
Social workers in the community pharmacy: why not?
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Aged↗
Sticks, stones and names can hurt you--reflections on language and illness.
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Disease↗
Health, illness and willpower.
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Attitude↗
Students' attitudes toward mental illness.
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Attitude of Health Personnel↗
The mood of health care: a small inquiry.
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Attitude of Health Personnel↗
Undertreating pain--caution or cruelty?
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Analgesics, Opioid↗
No pain, no gain: a Puritan legacy.
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Attitude of Health Personnel↗
Reflections on the pharmacist-patient relationship.
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Communication↗
A question of confidentiality.
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Confidentiality↗
Foreign medical graduates' view of some pharmacy issues.
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Drug Therapy↗
Social science, social work and pharmacy.
In an effort to make pharmacy a more patient oriented health profession, pharmacy students at the University of Pittsburgh are required to take a course entitled, Social Sciences in Pharmacy. Besides drawing from the diverse social and behavioral sciences this course also includes material from the field of social work. This article describes the course and the students' reactions to it. It also provides an overview of some of the recent trends in the field and suggests areas where consultation between pharmacist and social worker may be indicated.
Curriculum↗