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From: "Edward B. Davis" <davise@emh.kadena.af.mil>
Subject: Re: Help with last-minute course assignment
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Another approach is to look at the occupations and professions issues
within the medical delivery system.  There is plenty of literature on
doctors becoming doctors, the role of nursing(is it a profession?)and the
various other medical people who may be defined as the "fringe" of the
medical delivery system by the MDs.  Check out Andrew Abbotts work on
psychiatric work, especially his notion of jurisdiction.

Ed