http://www.loc.gov/mods/v3 http://www.loc.gov/standards/mods/v3/mods-3-2.xsd
xiii, 272 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
Pt. I. Ideology and policy -- The condition of the working class in England -- National Health Service bill -- The road to serfdom -- Everyone a private patient -- Supporting families -- The new NHS -- Saving lives -- A new universalism -- Pt. II. Social stratification and health -- The poor and the poorest -- The Black Report -- Widening inequality of health in northern England, 1981-91 -- What makes women sick -- You are dangerous to your health -- Beyond the Black Report -- The Acheson Report -- Pt. III. Professionalisation and health -- The profession of medicine -- Governmentality and the institutionalization of expertise -- The rise of surveillance medicine -- The diagnostic test and the danger within -- The modern rise of population -- From tribalism to corporatism : the managerial challenge to medical dominance -- Disability and the myth of the independent researcher -- Pt. IV. Experiencing health and illness -- Lay concepts of health -- Pathways to the doctor - from person to patient -- Going to see the doctor -- Managing courtesy stigma : the case of Alzheimer's disease -- Researching women's health work -- The body in consumer society -- Containing the body -- A good enough death
edited by Michael Purdy and David Banks.
Includes bibliographical references and index.