Social work in hospitals: a contribution to progressive medicine/
Ida Maud Cannon
- New York: Russell sage foundation, 2014.
- 257 p.
Frontmatter -- Preface -- Contents -- Foreword -- PART ONE. The Background -- 1. A Doctor's Message -- 2. The English Hospital Almoner -- 3. Forerunners in the United States -- 4. A Period of Social Awakening -- 5. A Physician Takes Action -- 6. We ?uild on Firm Foundations -- PART TWO. Pioneering -- 7. We Are "Permitted" -- 8. Opportunities Increase -- 9. We Choose Our Advisors -- 10. Partial Recognition -- 11. Seeking Our Special Role -- 12. Interesting the Doctors -- 13. A Broader Scope -- 14. Accepted Officially -- 15. A Profession Recognized -- 16. We Analyze Our Function -- 17. The Idea Becomes Widespread -- PART THREE. Fruits of Experience -- 18. A Special Privilege -- 19. A Socially Constructive Disease -- 20. Hazards for the Industrial Worker -- 21. Attitudes Change -- 22.Its What's Left That Counts -- 23. The Patient Teaches -- 24. Medicine and Some Social Trends -- 25. Facing New Frontiers -- Notes and References --