Titlebook: Health Studies; An Introduction Jennie Naidoo,Jane Wills Textbook 2022Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

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Sociology and Health,c and social process of disease causation. The first part of this chapter explores the social patterning of health and illness. Evidence linking social divisions, such as class, gender and ethnicity, with experiences of health and healthcare is examined. Sociology contributes to finding explanations

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Politics and Health,urces. In this chapter, the contribution of politics to health studies is examined. Part 1 considers how politics is defined and how this underpins the various strands of political science. It examines some of the key concepts of political study: power, ideology, democracy, government and the state.

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Organization and Management of Health and Healthcare,n relation to health and healthcare services. This chapter will explore why this topic should form part of the health studies curriculum for students, regardless of their professional background or personal inclination to be involved in management. The chapter outlines some of the major theoretical

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History and Health,teracted, as well as the ways in which politics, religion or economics affected past societies and cultures. Studies can also concentrate on a vast range of locations or periods of time, from the ancient world to the present day. The study of the history of health and illness is a relatively new sub