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Preventive And Social Medicine
RISK, SAFETY, AND CLINICAL PRACTICE: HEALTH CARE THROUGH THE LENS OF RISK
ISBN : 9780198569008
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Heightened societal risk consciousness, such as food panics and the debate over the MMR vaccine, co-exists, apparently paradoxically, with increased life expectancy in advanced industrial societies and increasing concern about the longer term future. At the same time, social trends are pushing health care systems towards the surveillance of populations and the targeting of groups identified as being at higher risk. All too often, service users, health professionals, policy makers and researchers draw upon a risk management framework without reflecting critically on its assumptions or limitations.
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Heightened societal risk consciousness, such as food panics and the debate over the MMR vaccine, co-exists, apparently paradoxically, with increased life expectancy in advanced industrial societies and increasing concern about the longer term future. At the same time, social trends are pushing health care systems towards the surveillance of populations and the targeting of groups identified as being at higher risk. All too often, service users, health professionals, policy makers and researchers draw upon a risk management framework without reflecting critically on its assumptions or limitations.
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| Author | HEYMAN |
| Edition | CURRENT EDITION |
| Year | 2022 |
| Publisher | OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS |
| Binding | PAPERBACK |
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