Interprofessional teamwork is widely advocated in health and social care policies. However, the theoretical literature is rarely employed to help understand the nature of collaborative relations in action or to critique normative discourses of teamworking. This paper draws upon Goffman's (1963) theory of impression management, modified by Sinclair (1997), to explore how professionals 'present' ...

This paper is a discussion of Census 2000, focusing on planned use of sampling techniques for adjustment. Past experience with similar adjustment methods suggests that the design for Census 2000 is quite risky. Adjustment was the focus of litigation in the census of 1980 and 1990. The planned use of sampling to obtain population counts for apportionment was rejected by the Supreme Court as viol...