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Jonathan GabeProfessor of Sociology, Royal Holloway, University of London Verified email at rhul.ac.uk Cited by 7935 |
The pharmaceuticalisation of society? A framework for analysis
Drawing on insights from both medical sociology and science and technology studies this
article provides a critical analysis of the nature and status of pharmaceuticalisation in terms of …
article provides a critical analysis of the nature and status of pharmaceuticalisation in terms of …
The sociology of pharmaceuticals: progress and prospects
This paper takes a critical look at progress and prospects regarding the sociology of
pharmaceuticals over the years. Key themes examined include: (i) medicalisation and …
pharmaceuticals over the years. Key themes examined include: (i) medicalisation and …
Risk and liminality in mental health social work
J Warner, J Gabe - Health, risk & society, 2004 - Taylor & Francis
From a socio-cultural standpoint, the concept of otherness is central to explaining the way
risk is associated with certain social groups rather than others. In the mental health field, …
risk is associated with certain social groups rather than others. In the mental health field, …
'It takes three to tango':: a framework for understanding patient partnership in paediatric clinics
Since the late 1990s, the term ‘partnership’ has increasingly been inserted into the literature
and rhetoric of the UK health-care system. In this paper, the assumptions and implications …
and rhetoric of the UK health-care system. In this paper, the assumptions and implications …
Challenging medicine
J Gabe, D Kelleher, G Williams - BMJ, 1994 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Most of these challenges have long histories; some are new-for example, David Kelleher's
suggestion that while self help groups organised around specific chronic diseases are largely …
suggestion that while self help groups organised around specific chronic diseases are largely …
The sociology of cognitive enhancement: Medicalisation and beyond
To date, sociology of health and medicine has engaged in only a limited way in debates
about cognitive enhancement drugs and how they might affect or change the way we live our …
about cognitive enhancement drugs and how they might affect or change the way we live our …
Does telemonitoring in heart failure empower patients for self‐care? A qualitative study
Aims and objectives To explore the extent to which telemonitoring in patients with heart failure
empowers them to self‐care. Background Telemonitoring is increasingly used to provide …
empowers them to self‐care. Background Telemonitoring is increasingly used to provide …
[HTML][HTML] The contribution of physician assistants in primary care: a systematic review
Background Primary care provision is important in the delivery of health care but many
countries face primary care workforce challenges. Increasing demand, enlarged workloads, and …
countries face primary care workforce challenges. Increasing demand, enlarged workloads, and …
Living with asthma: the experiences of young people at home and at school
This study is concerned with how young people with moderate to severe asthma live with
and explain the disorder and manage the resulting symptoms. Based on in-depth interviews …
and explain the disorder and manage the resulting symptoms. Based on in-depth interviews …
Physician associates and GPs in primary care: a comparison
Background Physician associates [PAs] (also known as physician assistants) are new to the
NHS and there is little evidence concerning their contribution in general practice. Aim This …
NHS and there is little evidence concerning their contribution in general practice. Aim This …