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Sociology and Nursing PracticeBecause of the insights it allows, it is widely accepted that sociology should form a constituent part of nursing's knowledge base. Unfortunately, the relationship of the disciplines has not been as productive in practice as it might have been. This series bridges ...
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Download PDF Sections Figures References Abstract Introduction Contextualizing “working poor” over time and space The historical stages of in-work poverty research Key trends in the in-work poverty research Gendered in-work poverty under individualism and globalization Conclusion Availability of data ...
Studying Sociology in Nursing. Sociology and Everyday Life. Society and the Individual: Gender, Race and Age. Introducing Theory in Sociology. Section 2: Inequalities in Health. Poverty in Health Care. Disadvantaged Groups in Health Care. The Social Interpretation of Deviance. Section 3: The ...
Nursing profession has seen sociological knowledge as a valuable clinical tool, both in the diagnosis and prognosis of a wide range of illnesses and long-term conditions. The study reflects the problems of nursing profession in Gujarat in particular and India in general. Adopting a sociological ...
The state of ethics in sociology today hinges, in part, on models which are inappropriate for many forms of social science research and, in part, on the move away from the hegemony of these models, with varying success across countries and regions. Austr
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One-child transnational families are the product of the “one-child” policy, access to foreign travel, and the rise of a middle class that could afford overseas education for the only child. One result was the possibility of the only child, following it