“Doctor, Why Didn’t You Adopt My Baby?” Observant Participation, Care, and the Simultaneous Practice of Medicine and Anthropology

Arts & Humanities

• Ethics of Care 100%
• Anthropology 81%
• Doctors 63%
• Anthropologists 57%
• Incarceration 49%
• Medical Anthropology 44%
• Moral Practice 43%
• Participation 42%
• Drug Addiction 42%
• Medicine 41%
• Ethnography 40%
• Participant Observation 38%
• Crack 35%
• Informants 35%
• Duality 34%
• Surprise 33%
• Clinical Practice 32%
• Aspiration 32%
• Compassion 31%
• Human Experience 31%
• Field Work 29%
• Obligation 26%
• Physicians 22%

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Anthropology 82%
• Ethics 64%
• Medical Anthropology 55%
• Child Custody 54%
• Medicine 46%
• Cultural Anthropology 46%
• Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act 43%
• Research Ethics Committees 33%
• Information Storage and Retrieval 28%
• Substance-Related Disorders 27%
• Motivation 25%
• Observation 22%
• Mothers 20%
• Physicians 20%

Social Sciences

• baby 60%
• anthropology 54%
• medicine 45%
• participation 33%
• moral philosophy 31%
• dual role 26%
• drug dependence 24%
• pregnant women 23%
• participant observation 19%
• Clinical Practice 19%
• ethnography 18%
• infant 17%
• obligation 16%
• physician 16%
• experience 13%