Date: Sun, 20 Sep 1998 10:50:00 -0600
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To: MedSoc@csf.colorado.edu
From: Libbie Chute <Libbie.Chute@hi-line.net>
Subject: new typology?
The following was posed to me and I hoped someone might know the citation
this person is looking for.

>I need your help in identifying a resource.  I was in a meeting on Friday and
>the presenter was talking about a medical sociologist who wrote a book about
>Type 1, Type 2, and Type 3 problems.  Type 1 being the type that both expert
>and client need not learn anything to treat, Type 2 would be the expert has
>the info and the client has to learn to solve the problem, and Type 3 would be
>that both expert and client need to learn to solve the problem and their may
>be no solution.  I was talking with a colleague today and he was fascinated
>with the typology and wanted the resource.  He is doing his comps in two
>weeks.  Can you help?  The man who did the meeting on Friday works at U of
>Penn and I don't have his email.  

Thanks, Libbie Chute
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