| Sociology of Health & Illness 2004 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| Accommodating health and social care needs: routine resource allocation in stroke rehabilitation. | Sociology and social work | Allen, Davina, Lyne, Patricia, Griffiths, Lesley |
| Achieving multiple topic shifts in primary care medical consultations: a conversation analysis study in UK general practice. | Sociology and social work | Langdon, Mark, Campion, Peter |
| Advocating voice: organisational, historical and social milieux of the Alzheimer's disease movement.(Special Issue: Social Movements in Health) | Sociology and social work | Beard, Renee L. |
| A grief ignored: narratives of pregnancy loss from a male perspective. | Sociology and social work | McCreight, Bernadette Susan |
| Body Worlds: clinical detachment and anatomical awe. | Sociology and social work | Walter, Tony |
| Breast cancer in two regimes: the impact of social movements on illness experience.(Special Issue: Social Movements in Health) | Sociology and social work | Klawiter, Maren |
| 'Cheaper than a newcomer': on the social production of IVF policy in Israel.(in vitro fertilization) | Sociology and social work | Birenbaum-Carmeli, Daphna |
| Contextualising experiences of depression in women from South Asian communities: a discursive approach. | Sociology and social work | Burr, Jennifer, Chapman, Tom |
| Demystifying disability: a review of the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health. | Sociology and social work | Imrie, Rob |
| Embodied health movements: new approaches to social movements in health. | Sociology and social work | Brown, Phil, McCormick, Sabrina, Zavestoski, Stephen, Mayer, Brian, Morello-Frosch, Rachel, Altman, Rebecca Gasior |
| Framing as a cultural resource in health social movements: funding activism and the breast cancer movement in the US 1990-1993.(Special Issue: Social Movements in Health) | Sociology and social work | Kolker, Emily S. |
| Framing the doctor-patient relationship in chronic illness: a comparative study of general practitioners' accounts. | Sociology and social work | Roland, Martin, May, Carl, Allison, Gayle, Chapple, Alison, Chew-Graham, Carolyn, Dixon, Clare, Gask, Linda, Graham, Ruth, Rogers, Anne |
| Health consumer groups in the UK: a new social movement?(Special Issue: Social Movements in Health) | Sociology and social work | Jones, Kathryn, Allsop, Judith, Baggott, Rob |
| How sociology can save bioethics . . . maybe. | Sociology and social work | Lopez, Jose |
| Human growth hormone and the temptations of biomedical enhancement. | Sociology and social work | Conrad, Peter, Potter, Deborah |
| Illness behaviour: a selective review and synthesis. | Sociology and social work | Young, J.T. |
| Inclusive intake screening: shaping medical problems into specialist-appropriate cases. | Sociology and social work | Jean, Yvette A. |
| Individual identity and organisational control: Empowerment and Modernisation in a Primary Care Trust. | Sociology and social work | McDonald, Ruth |
| Investigation of the ways in which patients' reports of their satisfaction with healthcare are constructed. | Sociology and social work | Edwards, Carol, Staniszweska, Sophie, Crichton, Nicola |
| Medical acupuncture in Germany: patterns of consumerism among physicians and patients. | Sociology and social work | Frank, Robert, Stollberg, Gunnar |
| Medical modernisation, scientific research fields and the epistemic politics of health social movements.(Special Issue: Social Movements in Health) | Sociology and social work | Hess, David J. |
| Moving forward? Complementary and alternative practitioners seeking self-regulation. | Sociology and social work | Welsh, Sandy, Kelner, Merrijoy, Wellman, Beverly, Boon, Heather |
| National Service Frameworks and UK general practitioners: street-level bureaucrats at work? | Sociology and social work | Checkland, Kath |
| Regenerating movements: embryonic stem cells and the politics of potentiality.(Special Issue: Social Movements in Health) | Sociology and social work | Ganchoff, Chris |
| Self, agency and the surgical collective: detachment. | Sociology and social work | Moreira, Tiago E. |
| Sudden illness and biographical flow in narratives of stroke recovery. | Sociology and social work | Boylstein, Craig, Faircloth, Christopher A., Rittman, Maude, Young, Mary Ellen, Gubrium, Jaber |
| The dynamic interplay between Western medicine and the complementary and alternative medicine movement: how activists perceive a range of responses from physicians and hospitals.(Special Issue: Social Movements in Health) | Sociology and social work | Goldner, Melinda |
| The interactional management of patients' physical incompetence: a conversation analytic study of physiotherapy interactions. | Sociology and social work | Parry, Ruth Helen |
| Understanding complex trajectories in health and social care provision. | Sociology and social work | Allen, Davina, Lyne, Patricia, Griffiths, Lesley |
| Uneasy allies: pro-choice physicians, feminist health activists and the struggle for abortion rights.(Special Issue: Social Movements in Health) | Sociology and social work | Joffe, C.E., Weitz, T.A., Stacey, C.L. |
| Walking and motoring: fitness and the social organisation of movement. | Sociology and social work | Martin, George, Freund, Peter |
| Women's experiences of cervical cellular changes: an unintentional transition from health to liminality? | Sociology and social work | Sachs, Lisbeth, Forss, Anette, Tishelman, Carol, Widmark, Catarina |
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