Introduction to Sociology for Health Carers by Mark Walsh

Introduction to Sociology for Health Carers by Mark Walsh

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Focuses on how human lives are socially structured and organised, and on the ways in which everyday experiences are made meaningful - a crucial underpinning of health and social care theory and practice.

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Introduction to Sociology for Health Carers by Mark Walsh

Now in its second edition, An Introduction to Sociology for Health Carers provides an accessible grounding for all nursing and health care students who have little previous experience of studying Sociology but who, within their first year courses, need to quickly develop sociological thinking skills and knowledge that they can apply to their own care practice. As a discipline, Sociology focuses on how human lives are socially structured and organised, and on the ways in which everyday experiences are made meaningful – a crucial underpinning of health and social care theory and practice. This engaging text introduces basic sociological concepts and techniques and encourages all health care students to make the most of their experiences in the practice environment, learning from these, and becoming a reflective, sociologically-informed practitioner.
Mark Walsh is an Open University social science tutor, freelance writer and mental health nurse. David Tait is a Lecturer at the School of Nursing, Midwifery & Social Care, Edinburgh Napier.
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ISBN 13 9781408075050
ISBN 10 1408075059
Titre Introduction to Sociology for Health Carers
Auteur Mark Walsh
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Type de reliure Paperback
Éditeur Cengage Learning EMEA
Année de publication 2014-05-24
Nombre de pages 160
Note de couverture La photo du livre est présentée à titre d'illustration uniquement. La reliure, la couverture ou l'édition réelle peuvent varier.
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