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Medical sociology

the taken-for-granted rules of politeness and deference that frame doctor-parent encounters, such as the bureaucratic format of consultations.

In medical sociology, ceremonial order of the clinic refers to the taken-for-granted rules of politeness and deference that frame doctor-parent encounters, such as the bureaucratic format of consultations. This meaning comes from Strong (1979) in The Ceremonial Order of the Clinic.[1]

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Strong, P. M. (1979). The Ceremonial Order of the Clinic. Routledge & Kegan Paul. ISBN 9781138735484

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