3. Which of the following are among the reasons given by Childress and Seigler f

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3. Which of the following are among the reasons given by Childress and Seigler for why medicine is best understood as a series of encounters among strangers? a the pluralistic nature of our society Ob the decline of contact with the whole person of the patient as specific problems are parceled out to various specialists the increasing failure of patients to pay their medical bills C. O d. the growth of large, impersonal, bureaucratically structured institutions of care Oe.a, b, andc Of. a, b, and d

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The correct answer f. (a,b, and d).

The relationship between the physician and the patient moves to the relationship of intimates to encounters between the strangers. James Childress and Mark noted this as of whether the medicine is not only a serious of encounters between strangers rather than intimates. The medicine is greatly understood by the doctors, patients, and lawyers, philosophers, sociologists so it can be better practice and regulated among strangers rather than intimates.

He explained the phenomenon in four forms

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