ProfessionalizationPrentice-Hall, 1966 - 365 páginas |
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... physicians , there are services which the society renders to the profession as a whole . The AMA has improved cur ... physicians thought guilty of mal- practice , and to limit the activities of non- medical practitioners . Since the ...
... physicians , there are services which the society renders to the profession as a whole . The AMA has improved cur ... physicians thought guilty of mal- practice , and to limit the activities of non- medical practitioners . Since the ...
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... Physicians Forum , Physicians Forum Bull . , Sept. , 1951 , p . 10. See also Arkansas , Florida , Missouri Questionnaire No. 11 ( reporting some Negro members ) . In 1950 , New York sent the first colored member , Dr. Peter Murray , to ...
... Physicians Forum , Physicians Forum Bull . , Sept. , 1951 , p . 10. See also Arkansas , Florida , Missouri Questionnaire No. 11 ( reporting some Negro members ) . In 1950 , New York sent the first colored member , Dr. Peter Murray , to ...
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... physicians certainly share common ends , if ever any profession did . When backed to the wall , any physician would probably agree that his long - run objective is better care of the patient . But this is a misrepre- sentation of the ...
... physicians certainly share common ends , if ever any profession did . When backed to the wall , any physician would probably agree that his long - run objective is better care of the patient . But this is a misrepre- sentation of the ...
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The Elements of Professionalization | 9 |
The Social Context of Professionalization | 46 |
Individuals and Professionalization | 72 |
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