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... enterprise in which clinical practice, research, and medical education began to fuse. The leading site of this fusion was the American academic medical center, which began at such leading institutions as Johns Hopkins, Harvard, and the University of Pennsylvania. Duke University joined the trend in 1924...

... Chapter 4 offers a rereading of a well-known example of medical standardization, Abraham Flexner’s 1910 report for the Carnegie Foundation on the state of medical education. Often read as an instrument of medical professionalization, the report is here set in the context of Flexner’s body...

... of 1910, which facilitated the transformation of medicine into a science-based enterprise in which clinical practice, research, and medical education began to fuse. The leading site of this fusion was the American academic medical center, which began at such leading institutions as Johns Hopkins, Harvard...

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... accusations in making sense of why their efforts failed. indigenous healing nursing medical education medical translation diagnosis ...

... as incommunicable, the book ends with a proposal for collaborations designed to create incommunicability-free zones and turn each encounter enacted in medical, educational, public health, and other institutional spaces into efforts to confront health and communicative inequities and further health and communicative...

... The Duke University Medical Center when Ralph Snyderman took over as Chancellor of Health Affairs in 1989 was a well-recognized academic medical center, a sprawling, complex, and large academic, clinical, and educational institution. But, like similar institutions with the development of managed...

... them to piece together strange symptoms, spiritual pathogens, corrupt government contractors, and witchcraft accusations in making sense of why their efforts failed. indigenous healing nursing medical education medical translation diagnosis This chapter begins with the everyday work...

... people access to vital medical technology and shame them, reveal a path toward less pain and get them locked up. The analysis focuses on diagnosis as a tool and an action rather than a truth and asks the question, to whom is diagnosis useful and for what purposes? This query helps frame a critique...

... of the British education system. This chapter revisits the original questionnaires but reads them for the rich variety of interpretive possibilities contained in the students’ comments. While some “symptoms” lend themselves to medicalization, ultimately many of the students seem to be revealing concerns not so...

... textbooks employed by the American medical and education systems to identify, stigmatize, and attempt to “cure” adolescent boys whose persistent high pitch was perceived as a sign of immaturity and potential homosexuality. Some crooning voices have nevertheless persisted in popular culture because...

... and cultural diversity of folk medical tradition bearers; the wide range of ethnographic, artistic, and scientific perspectives that have been brought to bear on this subject; and the constant publication of new studies that make any bibliography out of date as soon as it goes to press. We have attempted...

... The introduction presents the concept of the para-state and its relation to science and medicine. It links the current para-state of medical science to the preceding decades of the long 1980s, including economic and political neoliberalization, and to the older historical figure of contrast...

... in the contemporary musical aesthetics of Mali. Both musical traditions are highly improvisational and virtuosic but articulate the connections among social, ethical, religious, and musical in different ways. In Mali, the idea of sensibilsation as an important activity for popular artists involves educating broad...