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Sociology of professions

the thesis that physicians lose control over the conditions and content of their work as medicine becomes bureaucratized and corporate.

In sociology of professions, proletarianization of physicians refers to the thesis that physicians lose control over the conditions and content of their work as medicine becomes bureaucratized and corporate. This meaning comes from McKinlay (1985) in International Journal of Health Services.[1]

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  1. McKinlay, J. B., & Arches, J. (1985). Towards the Proletarianization of Physicians. International Journal of Health Services, 15(2), 161-195. https://doi.org/10.2190/jbmn-c0w6-9wfq-q5a6

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