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Contents |
Race, class, and power in the structure of medical practice in the United States -- History and political economy of African American medical education -- Gender in the development and practice of medicine by Blacks -- The significance of physician access of hospitals -- Illness and economic constraints on help-seeking behavior -- Race in the structure of access to treatment -- Doctor shopping behavior -- Stigma and coping with professional degradation -- The vanishing country doctor -- Interfaces of folk and biomedical practitioners -- Ethical issues in the practice of medicine -- Contemporary status of Black physicians |
Local note | Little-321628--305131023600O |
Bibliography note | References: p. 187-193. |
Bibliography note | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
LCCN | 98034953 |
ISBN | 1560003766 (alk. paper) |