Rosenkrantz B G
Milbank Mem Fund Q Health Soc. 1979 Winter;57(1):1-37.
The social and physical institutions of medical practice reflect society's acceptance of the physician's preeminent responsibility in determining the adequacy of health care. Such confidence evolved from historical circumstances--social and scientific--that changed concepts of susceptibility to disease. Twentieth century campaigns to control venereal disease exemplify the growing conflicts between political and professional control measures. The social and economic costs of resolving differential risks, needs, and resources are not likely to be accomplished easily and equitably.
医疗实践的社会和实体机构反映了社会认可医生在确定医疗保健充足性方面的卓越责任。这种信任源于历史情况——社会和科学方面的——这些情况改变了对疾病易感性的概念。20世纪控制性病的运动体现了政治和专业控制措施之间日益增长的冲突。解决不同风险、需求和资源问题的社会和经济成本不太可能轻松且公平地实现。
