Medicine and economic knowledge : the relevance of career in the study of transformations in the healthcare system

IF 0.9 3区 历史学 Q1 HISTORY
P. Streckeisen
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 Abstract: »Medizin und Wirtschaftswissen: Die Relevanz der Karriere für das Studium der Transformationen im Gesundheitssystem« . This contribution highlights the relevance of biographical research for the economic sociology of the healthcare system. In particular, the economy of conventions could be enriched by an approach that is suitable for studying the actors of economic coordination as well as for analyzing the significance of economic knowledge within the framework of specific conventions. This contribution is based on an exploratory study on the economization of the healthcare system in Switzerland. Biographical interviews were conducted with 14 influential experts and senior managers. The careers of four physicians with a strong vocation to influence the public healthcare system are presented. In the concluding discussion, the findings are compared with economic sociology research on the healthcare system in the US and France. The conclusion states that the biographical perspective brings additional aspects into light that are not taken into account by more traditional concepts and methods of economic sociology.
医学和经济知识:在医疗保健系统转型研究的职业相关性
摘要:《Medizin and Wirtschaftswissen: Die Relevanz der Karriere frs das Studium der Transformationen im Gesundheitssystem》。这一贡献突出了传记研究对医疗保健系统经济社会学的相关性。特别是,公约的经济性可以通过一种适合于研究经济协调的行为者以及在具体公约的框架内分析经济知识的意义的方法而得到丰富。这一贡献是基于对瑞士医疗保健系统的经济化的探索性研究。对14位有影响力的专家和高级管理人员进行了传记访谈。四个医生的职业生涯与一个强大的职业影响公共医疗保健系统提出。在结束语的讨论中,将研究结果与美国和法国医疗保健系统的经济社会学研究进行了比较。结论指出,传记视角带来了更传统的经济社会学概念和方法没有考虑到的其他方面。
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