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MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY (Dentsoc)<br />

Code: FOMAGSZO_1A<br />

2 nd semester<br />

Hour/semester: 15<br />

Credit: 2<br />

Responsible person and Institute for the course: Dr. Zsuzsa Szántó; Institute of Behavioural<br />

Sciences<br />

Lecturers: Dr. Zsuzsa Szántó<br />

Dr. Katalin Kovács<br />

Dr. Bea Dávid<br />

Dr. Fruzsina Albert<br />

Goals of the subject:<br />

– To introduce to the students the social distribution of health and illness, the causes and<br />

consequences of health status inequalities, the role of psychosocial factors in health care, the<br />

social phenomena occurring in healing, the social situation of medicine, and the social<br />

embeddedness of the health care system.<br />

Syllabus of the subject:<br />

Week Class type Themes<br />

1 Lecture Introduction. Changing patterns of disease<br />

2 Lecture Health and illness behaviour.<br />

3 Lecture Social inequalities in health and mortality.<br />

4 Seminar Health and illness behaviour.<br />

5 Seminar Social inequalities in health and mortality.<br />

6 Lecture Health professions<br />

7 Seminar Health professions<br />

8 Lecture National variations of health care<br />

9 Lecture Health care and health policy<br />

10 Lecture Midterm examination<br />

11 Seminar Chronic illness and disability<br />

12 Seminar Ageing and care of the elderly<br />

13 Seminar Gender aspects of health<br />

14 Seminar Doctor-patient relationship<br />

The course includes: lectures, seminars, laboratory excercises -<br />

7 lectures, 7 seminars, 1 midterm exam.<br />

SEMMELWEIS UNIVERSITY / FACULTY OF DENTISTRY<br />

Faculty of<br />

Dentistry<br />

295

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