Allied Health Professions: A Sociological Perspective thriller The Adam Smith Review is

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Aras Bilgen

Allied Health Professions: A Sociological Perspective thriller The Adam Smith Review isThe allied health professions have gained legitimacy through research and standardisation, but there is limited analysis and understanding of these professions. This book explores the sociological, economic, political, and philosophical pressures that have shaped them, using case studies and examples from Australia and Britain. It prepares the professions for a new and different future. Format: Hardback Length: 252 pages Publication date: 10 March