Not Merely a Profession: Nurses and Resistance to Professionalization

Many sociological and historical analyses of professions such as nursing are misleading. Revisionist models recast the significance of professions to acknowledge historical inequalities of race, class and gender in the structure of professional privilege and organization.

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Veröffentlicht in:	The American behavioral scientist (Beverly Hills) 1989-07, Vol.32 (6), p.668-679
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Schlagworte:	Development Discrimination Education Factors Gender Gender inequality Medical personnel Nurses Nursing Occupations Professionalization Professions Resistance Social conditions & trends Social privilege Women
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