In Event: Medical Sociology Section Roundtables

Medical Sociology Section / Medical Sociology Section Roundtables

Tania M. Jenkins, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill

Going to Market: Neoliberalism as a Driver of Pediatrician Burnout - Tania M. Jenkins, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill

How the Quadruple Aim May be at Odds with the Triple Aim - Tania M. Jenkins, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill

The multi-directional emotional and connective labor of hospital-based social workers - Bonnie J Siry-Bove, University at Albany, SUNY

Pediatric Palliative Care as Medical Brokerage in Decision-Making - Ya-Ching Huang, Boston University

Engaged Doctoring: Adapting Medicine to Extreme Poverty - Irene Del Mastro Naccarato, University of California-Los Angeles

Ambiguity as Resource: Interventional Pain Medicine and the Management of Suffering and Uncertainty in India - Jaya Mathur, Jawaharlal Nehru University

Jess M. Meyer, University of Kansas Medical Center

Cindy L. Cain, The University of Alabama at Birmingham

Patrice C. Wright, Howard University