Durability of some ideas. The unfulfilled promises of professionalism

• Authors: Włodarczyk Cezary , Badora-Musiał Katarzyna

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Durability of some ideas. The unfulfilled promises of professionalism

• Languages of publication: PL

Abstracts

PL

Artykuł przedstawia koncepcję profesjonalizmu jako odpowiedź na ważne pytanie poli-tyki zdrowotnej o metodę organizowania społecznych relacji, w tym stosunków władzy. Przedstawione zostały zmiany, jakie dokonały się w podejściu do profesjonalistów medycznych, poczynając od tradycyjnej koncepcji wychwalającej profesjonalizm, dalej jej krytykę, przez uznanie profesjonalizmu za narzędzie regulujące stosunki społeczne i organizacyjne, a także za ideologię, a następnie ideę opieki zarządzanej i konsumeryzm medyczny, kończąc na kryzysie profesjonalizmu i jego odrodzeniu, w postaci nowego profesjonalizmu. Pokazano wpływ na zmiany relacji lekarz-pacjent, gdzie w miejsce biernego pacjenta pojawił się aktywny klient, a pozycja lekarzy jako niezależnej profesji uległa osłabieniu.

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This article presents the concept of professionalization as the response to important questions of health policy on methods of organizing social relations, including the relations of political power. The author presented changes in the attitude of medical professionals, starting with the traditional conceptions, which extolled professionalism. Then the author presented their criticism, including considering professionalism to be the tool regulating social and organizational relations, ideology and medical consumerism, ending with the crisis of professionalism and its rebirth in the form of a new professionalism. Finally the author discussed the impact of changing relations between doctors and patients; a passive patient was replaced by an active client and the doctor's position as an independent professional decreased.

Keywords

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profesjonalizm; konsumeryzm; polityka zdrowotna; relacja lekarz–pacjent; opieka zarządzana

EN

professionalism; consumerism; health policy; doctor–patient relationship; managed care

• Publisher: Instytut Polityki Społecznej Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego
• Journal: Problemy Polityki Społecznej. Studia i Dyskusje
• Year: 2017
• Issue: 36(1)
• Pages: 43-62

Contributors

author

Włodarczyk Cezary

• Instytut Zdrowia Publicznego, Wydział Nauk o Zdrowiu

author

Badora-Musiał Katarzyna

• Uniwersytet Jagielloński Collegium Medicum

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