Medical Nemesis: The Expropriation of Health |
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Page 46
... clients rather than a fee for service . But like all other such remedies , capitation enlarges the iatrogenic fascination with the health supply . People forgo their own lives to get as much treatment as they can . In England the ...
... clients rather than a fee for service . But like all other such remedies , capitation enlarges the iatrogenic fascination with the health supply . People forgo their own lives to get as much treatment as they can . In England the ...
Page 117
... clients who can now either be submitted to therapy to bring them closer to the established standard of health or concentrated into some special environment built to cater to their deviance . Basaglia 263 points out that in the first ...
... clients who can now either be submitted to therapy to bring them closer to the established standard of health or concentrated into some special environment built to cater to their deviance . Basaglia 263 points out that in the first ...
Page 232
... clients hooked on doctors into clients of some other service hegemony : nursing homes , social workers , vocational counselors , schools.52 What started out as a defense of consumers against inadequate medical service , will , first ...
... clients hooked on doctors into clients of some other service hegemony : nursing homes , social workers , vocational counselors , schools.52 What started out as a defense of consumers against inadequate medical service , will , first ...
Contents
The Epidemics of Modern Medicine | 3 |
The Medicalization of Life | 31 |
Introduction | 121 |
Copyright | |
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