Healthcare and Patient Safety

Healthcare and Sociology

Medical sociology can also be defined as the scientific study of the social planning of health. In this case, it is a study of how social factors (e.g., class, race, gender, religion, civilization, relationship network, marriage, educational status, age, place, and cultural practices) impact human health.

Sociological research has contributed to improving the definition of health and well-being through studies of how social organization and culture impact health, the popularity of illness among individuals and groups, the accessibility and receiving of treatment, and the functioning of the health care delivery system.

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