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OverviewSocial and Behavioral Science for Health Professionals examines various social and behavioral factors that affect health and illness, with a particular focus on how these phenomena inform clinical practice. The book introduces interdisciplinary insights from fields like sociology, psychology, and epidemiology to elucidate important and often problematic features of patient care routinely confronting physicians, nurses, and other allied health practitioners. Each chapter provides clear learning objectives and is organized around core concepts to facilitate clinicians' abilities to think in new and expanded ways about health and illness, as well as patient and professional interactions. The content explores the implications of a shifting epidemiological landscape; the critical roles of social factors as fundamental causes of health and disease; health disparities; the medicalization process and resulting changes in diagnostic patterns and expectations of practitioners; understandings of the illness experience of patients; interpersonal and interprofessional collaboration; clinical bioethics and the social psychology of ethical decision-making; and the significance of health system design and health policy. As a result, the book represents an important resource for improving patient care, particularly at a time when health is more intricately linked to social and behavioral conditions than ever before. Full Product DetailsAuthor: Brian P. Hinote , Jason Adam WassermanPublisher: Rowman & Littlefield Imprint: Rowman & Littlefield Edition: Second Edition Dimensions: Width: 17.90cm , Height: 2.00cm , Length: 25.10cm Weight: 0.617kg ISBN: 9781538127841ISBN 10: 1538127849 Pages: 370 Publication Date: 26 December 2019 Audience: College/higher education , Tertiary & Higher Education Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Manufactured on demand We will order this item for you from a manufactured on demand supplier. Table of ContentsPart I. Foundations of Social Science and Health Chapter 1. Introduction to Health and the Sociological Imagination Chapter 2. The Shifting Landscape of Health and Medicine: Past, Present, and Future Chapter3. The Logic and Methods of Empirical Research Part II.Social Epidemiology and Determinants of Health Chapter 4. Social Class and Health Chapter5. A Matrix of Health Inequalities Chapter 6. Health Behavior and Lifestyles Part III. Social Science in Clinical Practice Chapter 7.Power, Medicalization, and Clinical Practice Chapter 8. The Illness Experiences of Patients and Families Chapter 9. The Social Dynamics of Clinical Communication Chapter 10. Health Professions and Interprofessional Teamwork Chapter 11. Bioethics, Social Science, and Clinical Practice Part IV. Health Systems and Policy Chapter 12. Health Care Systems and Policy Chapter 13. ConclusionReviews"Drawing upon historical and modern sociological thinking, relevant research, and current case examples, Hinote and Wasserman create a greater appreciation for the social determinants of health and the matrix of inequalities that impact health care. With humor and daring, the authors challenge health professionals to work together to examine their own practice behaviors and assumptions within the domains of both clinical and population health.--Linelle Blais, Emory University Hinote and Wasserman have created an impressively broad and detailed introduction to disciplinary competencies that prove increasingly essential for student success in health professions programs and beyond. Their ambitious and creative approach to bringing human sciences to life for clinical professions students and faculty sets a high benchmark for other interdisciplinary health sciences textbooks to meet in the future.--Alexandra ""Xan"" C.H. Nowakowski, Florida State University Social and Behavioral Science for Health Professionals is a very sophisticated textbook that covers a wide range of social science and behavioral concepts and information related to health and healthcare systems. [...] Once read, it will be a book [students] will keep in their permanent reference library.-- ""International Journal of Childbirth Education, Volume 32, Issue 1""" Drawing upon historical and modern sociological thinking, relevant research, and current case examples, Hinote and Wasserman create a greater appreciation for the social determinants of health and the matrix of inequalities that impact health care. With humor and daring, the authors challenge health professionals to work together to examine their own practice behaviors and assumptions within the domains of both clinical and population health.--Linelle Blais, Emory University Hinote and Wasserman have created an impressively broad and detailed introduction to disciplinary competencies that prove increasingly essential for student success in health professions programs and beyond. Their ambitious and creative approach to bringing human sciences to life for clinical professions students and faculty sets a high benchmark for other interdisciplinary health sciences textbooks to meet in the future.--Alexandra Xan C.H. Nowakowski, Florida State University Social and Behavioral Science for Health Professionals is a very sophisticated textbook that covers a wide range of social science and behavioral concepts and information related to health and healthcare systems. [...] Once read, it will be a book [students] will keep in their permanent reference library.-- International Journal of Childbirth Education, Volume 32, Issue 1 Social and Behavioral Science for Health Professionals is a very sophisticated textbook that covers a wide range of social science and behavioral concepts and information related to health and healthcare systems. [...] Once read, it will be a book [students] will keep in their permanent reference library. Drawing upon historical and modern sociological thinking, relevant research, and current case examples, Hinote and Wasserman create a greater appreciation for the social determinants of health and the matrix of inequalities that impact health care. With humor and daring, the authors challenge health professionals to work together to examine their own practice behaviors and assumptions within the domains of both clinical and population health. Hinote and Wasserman have created an impressively broad and detailed introduction to disciplinary competencies that prove increasingly essential for student success in health professions programs and beyond. Their ambitious and creative approach to bringing human sciences to life for clinical professions students and faculty sets a high benchmark for other interdisciplinary health sciences textbooks to meet in the future. Social and Behavioral Science for Health Professionals is a very sophisticated textbook that covers a wide range of social science and behavioral concepts and information related to health and healthcare systems. [...] Once read, it will be a book [students] will keep in their permanent reference library.-- International Journal of Childbirth Education, Volume 32, Issue 1 Drawing upon historical and modern sociological thinking, relevant research, and current case examples, Hinote and Wasserman create a greater appreciation for the social determinants of health and the matrix of inequalities that impact health care. With humor and daring, the authors challenge health professionals to work together to examine their own practice behaviors and assumptions within the domains of both clinical and population health.--Linelle Blais, Emory University Hinote and Wasserman have created an impressively broad and detailed introduction to disciplinary competencies that prove increasingly essential for student success in health professions programs and beyond. Their ambitious and creative approach to bringing human sciences to life for clinical professions students and faculty sets a high benchmark for other interdisciplinary health sciences textbooks to meet in the future.--Alexandra Xan C.H. Nowakowski, Florida State University Author InformationDr. Brian P. Hinote is an Associate Professor and Administrative Fellow at Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. In addition to clinical and research experience in areas as diverse as pediatrics, neurology, and cell biology, Dr. Hinote’s interdisciplinary work appears in multiple books and peer-reviewed journals in the social sciences, nursing, and medicine. With previous research stretching across multiple continents, his most recent work focuses on the various ways that social and behavioral science perspectives intersect and inform health care delivery and policy, clinical practice, and the work of various health professions. As a researcher and experienced educator, Dr. Hinote possesses valuable expertise working with students in various health fields, as well as health professionals already in the workforce. Dr. Jason Adam Wasserman is Associate Professor of Biomedical Sciences at Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine where he serves as course director for Medical Humanities and Clinical Bioethics. He also teaches a variety of courses in bioethics and medical sociology and serves as Faculty Advisor on Professionalism. His scholarly work has focused moral reasoning patterns in clinical ethics, the medicalization of homelessness, the sociological impacts of the epidemiological transition on medicine, and the influences of neighborhood infrastructures and community networks on health outcomes among the urban poor. His 2010 book, At Home on the Street, explored sociological phenomena surrounding street homelessness and was awarded honorable mention for the Annual Book Award from the Association for Humanist Sociology. He also co-directed a documentary film entitled American Refugees: Homelessness in Four Movements (2011). Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |