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This book explores the shifting nature of physician-patient relationship in China. Specifically, it takes the physician-patient relationship during the barefoot doctor program in 1968-1978, the marketization of healthcare in 1978-2002, and the healthcare reform in 2003-2020 as three historical periods, illustrating how the nature of the physician-patient relationship has changed over time. Analyzing the ways in which law and social policies-involving the doctrine of informed consent, public hospital reform, and systemic healthcare reform-have in different ways shaped and changed the practices of physicians and patients, which illustrates how the bond between them threatens to collapse. With a uniquely vivid depiction of Chinese healthcare issues, this book will interest sociologists, China scholars and more.

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ISBN: 9789819964390
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Author: Liu Jia
Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan an imprint of Springer Nature Singapore
Format: Paperback
Pagination: 169 pages
Series: IPP Studies in the Frontiers of China's Public Policy
Genres: Health systems and services
Nursing and ancillary services
Politics and government

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