Professional ideology of altruism of russian medical practitioners
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Keywords

sociology of professions
professional ideology
professional groups

How to Cite

Mansurov, V., & Yurchenko, O. (2011). Professional ideology of altruism of russian medical practitioners. International Journal of Organizations, (6), 7–27. https://doi.org/10.17345/rio6.7-27

Abstract

Altruism has been seen as an important characteristic of professionals. In accordance with neo-Weberian critiques, our research does not deny the importance of the professional ideology of altruism: even though some medical practitioners' actions may be self-enhancement, they are still providing a service for their patients or clients. In recent desk and qualitative research by Russian orthodox practitioners, professional ideology has been interpreted as a significant professional characteristic. The research pointed out the discrepancy between medical practitioners' sense of reduced circumstances and their rather positive perception of their profession.
https://doi.org/10.17345/rio6.7-27
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