Societal sanctioning—the pharmacist's tarnished image

Shaw, Clayton T.

doi:10.1016/0037-7856(72)90010-8

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“…At the group level redefinition may involve sloughing unrewarding tasks or increasing responsibilities in more challenging areas of work. Organized medicine has recently be- Shortell, 1973Freidson, 1960Goode, 1957Shaw. 1972Coleman, et al, 1966Stone, 1974Stebbins, 1966Shover, 1972Scheff, 1961Useem, 1976Caplow & McGee, 1958Gustafson, 1975Hershey, 1973Haas, 1974Marro, 1977Cohen, 1973Graves.…”

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Occupational Roles: Power and Negotiation in the Division of Labor

Rothman

1979

The Sociological Quarterly

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“…Retail pharmacists, for example, arc strongly affected by the actions of drug firms. Developments such as pre-packaging, standardized dosages and a system of direct promotion of drugs to physicians have degraded the retail pharmacist from a compounder of prescriptions to a dispenser of prepackaged items (Shaw, 1972).…”

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