Humanizing health care / Jan Howard, Anselm Strauss, volume editors.

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TextSeries: Health, medicine, and societyPublisher: New York : Wiley, [1975]Description: xiii, 326 pages ; 23 cmContent type:

text

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unmediated

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volume

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0471416584

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DDC classification:

362.10425 20 H

NLM classification:

W84 H918 1972

Contents:

PART I CAUSES -- 1. The Causes of Dehumanization in Health Care and Prospects for Humanization / H. Jack Geiger -- 2. A Request for Precision: Commentary on Jack Geiger's Causal Analysis / Rashi Fein -- 3.The Victim's Perspective: Commentary on Jack Geiger's Causal Analysis / Price M. Cobbs -- PART II CONCEPT -- 4. Humanization and Dehumanization of Health Care: A Conceptual View / Jan Howard -- 5. A Moral Perspective: Commentary on Jan Howard's Conceptual View / Robert E. Cooke -- 6. Strategies for Research: Commentary on Jan Howard's Conceptual View / Eugene Feingold -- PART III CONSEQUENCES -- 7. The Consequences of Depersonalization During Illness and Treatment: An Information-Processing Model / Howard Leventhal -- 8. Preventing Dehumanization: Commentary on Howard Leventhal's Information-Processing Model / Irving L. Janis -- 9. The Realities of Work: Commentary on Howard Leventhal's Information-Processing Model / Jeanne Quint Benoliel -- PART IV CHANGE -- 10. Adaptation to More Humanizing Forms of Health Care / Donald A. Kennedy -- 11. Altering Role Relationships: Commentary on Donald Kennedy's Model for Change / Elliot Studt -- 12. Increasing Choice Within Limits: Commentary on Donald Kennedy's Model for Change / Eliot Freidson -- PART V AN OVERVIEW -- 13. Comments on Dehumanization: Caveats, Dilemmas, and Remedies / Jan Howard and Carole C. Tyler -- PART VI RESEARCH ISSUES -- 14. A Physician's Perspective / Charles E. Lewis -- 15. An Anthropologist's Perspective / Clifford R. Barnett -- 16. A Sociologist's Perspective / Anselm Strauss -- 17. A Sociologist's Perspective / Sol Levine -- 18. An Architect's Perspective / Roslyn Lindheim -- EPILOGUE / Philip R. Lee.

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"A Wiley-Interscience publication."

"Early drafts of most of the papers were presented at the National Symposium on Humanizing Health Care, held December 1-2, 1972, in San Francisco."

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

PART I CAUSES --
1. The Causes of Dehumanization in Health Care and Prospects for Humanization / H. Jack Geiger --
2. A Request for Precision: Commentary on Jack Geiger's Causal Analysis / Rashi Fein --
3.The Victim's Perspective: Commentary on Jack Geiger's Causal Analysis / Price M. Cobbs --
PART II CONCEPT --
4. Humanization and Dehumanization of Health Care: A Conceptual View / Jan Howard --
5. A Moral Perspective: Commentary on Jan Howard's Conceptual View / Robert E. Cooke --
6. Strategies for Research: Commentary on Jan Howard's Conceptual View / Eugene Feingold --
PART III CONSEQUENCES --
7. The Consequences of Depersonalization During Illness and Treatment: An Information-Processing Model / Howard Leventhal --
8. Preventing Dehumanization: Commentary on Howard Leventhal's Information-Processing Model / Irving L. Janis --
9. The Realities of Work: Commentary on Howard Leventhal's Information-Processing Model / Jeanne Quint Benoliel --
PART IV CHANGE --
10. Adaptation to More Humanizing Forms of Health Care / Donald A. Kennedy --
11. Altering Role Relationships: Commentary on Donald Kennedy's Model for Change / Elliot Studt --
12. Increasing Choice Within Limits: Commentary on Donald Kennedy's Model for Change / Eliot Freidson --
PART V AN OVERVIEW --
13. Comments on Dehumanization: Caveats, Dilemmas, and Remedies / Jan Howard and Carole C. Tyler --
PART VI RESEARCH ISSUES --
14. A Physician's Perspective / Charles E. Lewis --
15. An Anthropologist's Perspective / Clifford R. Barnett --
16. A Sociologist's Perspective / Anselm Strauss --
17. A Sociologist's Perspective / Sol Levine --
18. An Architect's Perspective / Roslyn Lindheim --
EPILOGUE / Philip R. Lee.

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