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Sociology For Health Professionals

Content – 6 Points

Provides an introduction to sociology and its relevance to healthcare and health professions.

Explores the relationship between society, culture, health, illness, and healthcare practices.

Covers social determinants of health, including family, education, income, environment, and social conditions.

Discusses health behaviour, patient attitudes, communication, and healthcare-seeking behaviour.

Examines social inequalities, community health, and cultural factors that influence health outcomes.

Useful for health professionals, medical and nursing students, and healthcare learners seeking to understand the social aspects of healthcare.

Updated 2nd Edition: A useful reference for students looking for the latest edition of Orthopedics and Trauma: Principles and Practice.
MBBS-Friendly Reference: Suitable for medical students studying orthopedics, trauma, and related clinical concepts.
Comprehensive Orthopedics Coverage: Helps students revise important orthopedic and trauma topics systematically.
Useful for Exam Preparation: Supports preparation for MBBS examinations, clinical postings, and revision.
Practical Clinical Reference: Helps connect orthopedic principles with commonly encountered clinical conditions and trauma cases.
Trusted Medical Textbook: A valuable addition to an MBBS medical student’s professional textbook collection.

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Weight	0.300 kg

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