Trusting Doctors: The Decline of Moral Authority in American Medicine
Jonathan B. Imber • Princeton University Press • ISBN-13 978‑0691168142
Trusting Doctors: The Decline of Moral Authority in American Medicine
Jonathan B. Imber • Princeton University Press
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ISBN-10: 0691168148 · ISBN-13: 978‑0691168142 · 2008 · 1st Edition
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Jonathan B. Imber examines the historical transformation of the doctor-patient relationship, tracing how the moral authority of the medical profession has shifted within the American cultural landscape. By analyzing the evolution of medical ethics and the institutional pressures of the modern healthcare system, the text provides a sociological critique of how professional trust has been renegotiated over the last century.
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