Internet and society: Reconfiguring patients and medical knowledge?;Internet et société: Reconfigurations du patient et de la médecine?

Sciences Sociales et Sante

Volumn 22, Issue 1, 2004, Pages 21-43

  Hardey, Michael ^a  

^a NEWCASTLE UNIVERSITY   (United Kingdom)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

ARTICLE; DOCTOR PATIENT RELATION; HEALTH; HUMAN; HUMAN RELATION; INFORMATION PROCESSING; INTERNET; MEDICAL INFORMATICS; MEDICAL INFORMATION; MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY; ORGANIZATION; PATIENT; SAFETY; SCIENCE; SOCIETY;

EID: 1842607076     PISSN: 02940337     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.3406/sosan.2004.1607     Document Type: Article

References (54)

1. Baudrillard J., 1993 (1988), Symbolic exchange and death, London, Sage.
2. Bauman Z., 2000, Liquid modernity, Cambridge, Polity Press.
3. Bawden D., 1999, Perspectives on information overload, ASLib Proceedings, 518, September, 249-255.
4. Beck U., 1992, Risk society. Towards a new modernity, London, Sage.
5. Berland G.K., 2001, Health information on the Internet. Accessibility, quality and readability in English and Spanish, Journal of the American Medical Association, 285, 2612-2621.
6. Bissell P., Ward P.R., Noyce P.R., 2001, The dependent consumer: reflections on accounts of the risks of non-prescription medicine, Health, 5, 1, 5-30.
7. Black M., Hussain H., 2000, Hydrazine, cancer, the Internet, isoniazid, and the liver, Annals of Internal Medicine, 133, 11, 911-913.
8. Blair T., 2000, Speech by the UK Prime Minister to the knowledge, 1 March 2000 (http://www.number-10.gov.uk/news/asp?NewsId=637&SectionId=32)
9. Burrows R., Nettleton S., Pleace N., Loader B., Muncer S., 2000, Virtual community care? Social policy and the emergence of computer mediated social support, Information Communication and Society, 3, 1, 23-31;
10. Brecht B. 1964 (1932), The radio as an apparatus of communication, In: Willett J., ed., Brecht on theatre: the development of an aesthetic, London, Methuen.
11. Cabinet Office 2000, E-government - A strategic framework for public services in the information age, (http://www.iagechampions.gov.uk/strategy.htm).
12. Castells M., 2000, The Internet galaxy. Reflections on the Internet, business and society, Oxford, Oxford University Press.
13. Chief Medical Officer, 2000, Telemedicine in Scotland: a strategy, (www.show.scot.nhs.uk/telemedicine/topics/strategy/strategyl.htlm).
14. Couch S.R., Kroll-Smith S., 1997, Environmental movements and expert knowledge: evidence for a new populism, International Journal of Contemporary Sociology, 34, 185-210.
15. Coulter A., 1999, Paternalism or partnership?, British Medical Journal, 319, 719-720.
16. Department of Health, 1998, Information for health. A national strategy for the modern NHS 1989-2005, London, NHS Information Authority.
17. Department of Health, 1999, Modernising social services, London, The Stationary Office.
18. Department of Health, 2000, Information for social care. A framework for improving quality in social care through better use of information and information technology, Consultation draft, (www.doh/gov.uk/scg/information.htm) .
19. st century, NHS, London, HMSO.
20. Dodge M., Kitchin R., 2001, Mapping cyberspace, London, Routledge.
21. Ernst W., 2002, Plural medicine, tradition and modernity 1800-2000. Historical and contemporary perspectives, In: Ernst W., ed., Plural medicine, tradition and modernity 1800-2000, London, Routledge, 1-18.
22. Eysenbach G., 2001, What is e-health?, Journal of Medical Internet Research, 32, (www.jmir.org.2001/2/e20).
23. Featherstone M., 1991, Consumer culture and postmodernism, London, Sage.
24. Featherstone M., Lash S., 1999, Introduction, In: Featherstone M., Lash S., eds, Spaces of culture, London, Sage, 1-13.
25. Foucault M., 1983, The subject and power, In: Dreyfus H., Radinow P., eds, Michel Foucault: beyond structuralism and hermeneutics, Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 206-26.
26. Foucault M., 1991, Governmentally, In: Burchell C., Gordon G., Miller P., eds, The Foucault effect: studies in governmentally, Hemel Hampstead, Harvester Wheatsheaf, 87-104.
27. Frank A., 1991, The will of the body, Chicago, University of Chicago Press.
28. Giddens A., 1991, Modernity and self-identity, Cambridge, Polity Press.
29. Giddens A., 1992, The transformation of intimacy, Cambridge, Polity Press.
30. Giddens A., 1994, The constitution of society, Oxford, Polity Press.
31. Hardey M., 1999, Doctor in the house, Sociology of Health and Illness, 12, 6, 820-835.
32. Hardey M., 2001, E-health: the Internet and transformation patients into consumers and the producers of health knowledge, Information, Communication and Society, 4, 1, 388-405.
33. Hardey M., 2002a, Health for sale: quackery, consumerism and the Internet, In: Ernst W, ed., Plural medicine, tradition and modernity 1800-2000, London, Routledge, 204-217.
34. Hardey M., 2002b, « The story of my illness »; personal accounts of illness on the Internet, Health, 6, 1, 31-46.
35. Harris Interactive, 1999, The 10,000 patients survey, New York, Harris Interactive, (www.harrisinteractive.com/harris/poll4563/inex.asp).
36. Harris Interactive, 2000, Web growth continues, New York, Harris Interactive, (www.harrisinteractive.com/harris/poll6548/inex.asp).
37. JAMA, 1997, WHO considers regulating ads, sale of medical products on Internet, JAMA, 278, 1723-1724.
38. Jenkins H.W., 1998, Is advertising the new wonder drug?, Wall Street Journal, March 25, A23, 14-15.
39. Jordan T., 2001, Language and libertarianism: the politics of cyberculture and the culture of cyberpolitics, Sociological Review, 49, 1, 1-17.
40. Kyrouz E.M., Holt M., Mittman R., Everett W., 1998, Twenty-first century health care consumers, Menlo Park CA, Institute for the Future.
41. Lash S., 2002, Critique of information, London, Routldege.
42. Loader B.D., 1999, Informational health networks: health care organisation in the information age, In: Purdy M., Banks D., eds, Health and exclusion: collaborators and victims in health care, London, Routledge, 28-32.
43. McGinns J.M., 2001, The ehealth landscape. The terrain of emerging information and communications technologies in health and health care, The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, (www.209.125.28/eHealth/index.htm).
44. Muncer S., Burrows R., Pleace N., Loader B., Nettleton S., 2000, Births, deaths, sex and marriage... but very few present? A case study of social support in cyberspace, Critical Public Health, 10, 1, 1-16.
45. Parsons T., 1951 (1991), The social system, London, Routledge.
46. Pew Research Centre, 1999, The Internet news audience goes ordinary, (www.people-pree.org/tech98sum.htm).
47. Pleace N., Burrows R., Loader B.D., Muncer S., Nettleton S., 2000, On-line with the friends of Bill W: social support and the Net, Sociological Research Online, 5, 2, 34-45.
48. Poster M., 1997, Cyberdemocracy: Internet and the public sphere, In: Porter D., ed., Internet culture, London, Routledge, 201-218.
49. Robillard A., 1999, Meaning of a disability: the lived experience of paralysis, Temple, University Press.
50. Rosen G.M., 1993, Self-help or hype? Comments on psychology's failure to advance self-care, Professional Psychology: Research and Practice, 24, 340-345.
51. Select Committee on Science and Technology, 2002, Sixth Report. Complementary and alternative medicine, London, Stationary Office.
52. Shilling C., 1993, The body and social theory, London, Sage.
53. Turkle S., 1995, Life on the screen: identity in the age of the Internet, New York, Simon and Schuster.
54. Turner J.W., Grube J.A., Meyres J., 2001, Developing an optimal match within online communities, Journal of Communication, 51, 2, 231-251.