00985nam a22002057a 4500003000600000005001700006008004100023020001500064040002000079082001700099100001900116245007800135260004800213300003800261500001800299520039400317650002600711650002800737650001400765GCWUF20171213070347.0171213b        xxu||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a0802918275  aMAINbENGcMAIN  a610.696bHAU  aHaug, Marie R.  aConsumerism in medicine : challenging physician authoritycHaug, Marie R.  aBeverly Hills : bSage Publications,c1983.  a239 pages : bill ;c23 cm.fH.B.  aInclude Index  aThe consumerist movement in medicine is challenging the traditional doctor-patient role. Doctors are no longer seen as all-powerful dispensers of good health, but as partners in a bargain for which the buyer has the right to question the seller. The authors describe the history and manifestations of the movement and gauge its effect through a national survey of consumers and physicians.  2Physician and patient  2Power (Social sciences)  2Consumers