ProfessionalizationPrentice-Hall, 1966 - 365 páginas |
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... facts will be of im- mediate practical use to them as physicians . They enter school expecting to work in- dustriously and expecting that if they work hard enough they will be able to master this body of fact and thus become good ...
... facts will be of im- mediate practical use to them as physicians . They enter school expecting to work in- dustriously and expecting that if they work hard enough they will be able to master this body of fact and thus become good ...
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... fact , Con- gress has had the benefit of the opinion of the American Bar Association , and of the opinion of the National Baseball Associa- tion and it has chosen to follow the latter . It is only fair to assume that the inac- tion of ...
... fact , Con- gress has had the benefit of the opinion of the American Bar Association , and of the opinion of the National Baseball Associa- tion and it has chosen to follow the latter . It is only fair to assume that the inac- tion of ...
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... fact , his deference to the wisdom of the phy- sician is so great that he may telephone to ask if it is all right to take an aspirin . Unfortunately , he is liable to a prolonged convalescence with the development of many functional ...
... fact , his deference to the wisdom of the phy- sician is so great that he may telephone to ask if it is all right to take an aspirin . Unfortunately , he is liable to a prolonged convalescence with the development of many functional ...
Contenido
The Elements of Professionalization | 9 |
The Social Context of Professionalization | 46 |
Individuals and Professionalization | 72 |
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