by Mary Larkin · Open University Press · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780335236626
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«Social Aspects of Health, Illness and Healthcare» is Mary Larkin's sociology of health textbook (Open University Press, 288 pages, paperback).
Introduction to the sociology of health: analyses how gender, class, ethnicity and age influence health, the experience of illness and healthcare. Covers mental health, disability, ageing, death and the role of families, communities, professionals and organisations. Includes case studies, activities and discussion points.
First edition published in 2011; text in English. The volume includes a glossary of terms and self-contained chapters.
Recommended for nursing, health, social work and related students beginning their study of the social aspects of health.
