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| Title | Sociology for Physiotherapists, 2/E for BPT Students and Allied Health Professionals | Society, Culture, Family, Social Change and Social Problems Concerning Disease with Question Bank |
| Author | Dibyendunarayan Bid |
| ISBN-13 | 9789356962712 |
| Publication | Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers |
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Sociology for Physiotherapists, 2nd Edition is a comprehensive textbook covering the sociology syllabus prescribed for physiotherapy programs at most universities in India. Wide-ranging in scope, it is built around specialized chapters on the topics most relevant to physiotherapy practice, presented with numerous examples and pictures for easy accessibility. Across 21 chapters and roughly 460 pages, the book covers the full sweep of sociology as it applies to healthcare — from the fundamentals of sociology and social factors in health and disease, through socialization, social groups, marriage, family, community, and culture, to social change, disorganization, clinical sociology, and pain perception. The concluding chapters address the psychosocial dimensions of pain, closing with a dedicated exam-style Question Bank of long essays, short essays, and short answers. Who This Book Is For: BPT Students: a core text mapped directly to the sociology component of India's Physiotherapy university syllabus. Allied Health and Paramedical Students: content on social determinants of health, culture, and community applies equally to occupational therapy, speech therapy, and paramedic training. Doctors, Nurses, and Social Workers: a comprehensive reference for the sociological dimensions of disease and its management across healthcare roles. Administrators: the chapters on social organization, disorganization, and social institutions inform healthcare administration decisions. Why This Book Helps: Maps directly to the university syllabus: wide-ranging content built specifically around India's physiotherapy sociology curriculum. Connects sociology to clinical practice: a dedicated Clinical Sociology chapter and a Social Factors in Health and Disease chapter tie theory to patient care. Prepares for university exams: a dedicated Question Bank of long essays, short essays, and short answers supports structured exam revision. Explains content with real examples: numerous examples and pictures throughout make abstract sociological concepts concrete and easy to retain. Key Features: 21 chapters spanning Introduction to Sociology through Culture and Health, Social Change, Disorganization, and Clinical Sociology Dedicated chapter on Social Factors in Health and Disease, including social determinants of health and gender differences in health problems Dedicated chapter on the psychosocial dimensions of pain — culture, gender, past experience, and mind-state effects on pain perception End-of-book Question Bank with Long Essays, Short Essays, and Short Answers for exam preparation Authored by Dibyendunarayan Bid, Associate Professor with over two and a half decades of BPT/MPT teaching experience
Dibyendunarayan Bid is the author of Sociology for Physiotherapists, 2/E for BPT Students and Allied Health Professionals | Society, Culture, Family, Social Change and Social Problems Concerning Disease with Question Bank.
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