Clinical Sociology Review

Article Title

The Sociological Practitioner as a Change Agent in a Hospital Setting: Applications of Phenomenological Theory and Social Construction of Reality Theory

Authors

Clifford M. Black, North Texas State University
Richard Enos, North Texas State University
John A. Holman, North Texas State University

Abstract

This article contains a discussion and a rationale for the use of phenomenological theory and social construction of reality theory in sociological practice. It also presents examples of the application of these theories via sociological practice in a hospital setting, and describes the role of a sociological practitioner in this setting.

Recommended Citation

Black, Clifford M.; Enos, Richard; and Holman, John A. (1987) "The Sociological Practitioner as a Change Agent in a Hospital Setting: Applications of Phenomenological Theory and Social Construction of Reality Theory," Clinical Sociology Review: Vol. 5: Iss. 1, Article 14.
Available at: https://digitalcommons.wayne.edu/csr/vol5/iss1/14