Professional Health Regulation in the Public Interest: International Perspectives (Sociology of Health Professions)
by Jennifer Moore, Ruth Horowitz, John Martyn Chamberlain, Mike Dent, Mike Saks, Sumit Kane, Fiona Pacey, Nelson Barros, Joana Almeida, Adalsteinn Brown, Judith Allsop, William R. Roche, Rubén Flores, Richard B. Saltman, Michael Calnan, Marie Bismark, Jennifer Morris, Stephanie D Short, Kathryn Jones, Karsten Vrangbaek, Patrick Brown
This volume explores professional health regulation from international and sociological perspectives. It considers how regulatory systems relate to the public interest, professional practice, accountability, and healthcare governance, bringing together a wide range of contributors to examine regulation across different national and institutional contexts.
About This Book
Professional Health Regulation in the Public Interest examines the relationship between professional regulation and the public interest.
With an international and comparative focus, the book considers regulation across health professions and healthcare systems.
Its sociological perspective places professional practice, accountability, and governance within broader institutional and public contexts.
The volume brings together contributions from an extensive group of scholars and experts in health, regulation, and social policy.
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