The Feminist Perspective (AQA A-Level Sociology): Flashcards

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When were women legally allowed to practise medicine in UK?

1885

Anne Witz (1992): How men excluded women from medicine

Raised university entry requirements

Arber et al (2006): What influences doctors' decisions?

Patient gender

What is 'gendered ageism' in medical practice?

Middle-aged women get least appropriate medication & fewest questions

Natural female processes that became medicalised

Menstruation, pregnancy, childbirth, menopause

Ann Oakley (1993): When pregnancy became fully medicalised

By the 1950s

% of UK obstetricians & gynaecologists who are male

85%

% of medical students who are women ('genderquake')

57%

Year women became 50%+ of medical students

1991

GMC 2014: % of specialists who are male vs female

68.1% male, 31.9% female

% of female consultants who are surgeons

8%

Career specialties female doctors commonly choose

General practice, paediatrics, psychiatry, public health

What is over-prescribed to women (especially housewives)?

Tranquillisers

Southern General Hospital Glasgow (2012) case involved

Mother bullied into accepting antibiotics during labour

Critique: feminist perspective may do what to male doctors?

Overstate the case against them

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