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Behavioral Analysis in Behavioral Medicine

Behavior Modification, 1985
That the application of behavioral procedures to the treatment and prevention of physical illness has proliferated cannot be disputed. A number of factors have contributed to this growth. This article examines the application of behavior analytic methods as a major contributing factor. Following a discussion of ethical and practical considerations that
W H, Redd, F R, Rusch
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Behavioral Medicine/Behavioral Science in Pharmacy

2022
Behavioral science – the study of the science of human behavior – seeks to explain what behavior is, how behavior can be described, modelled and changed, and how this can be applied to improve health service delivery and pharmaceutical research. The field encompasses social and health psychology, and economics, and has grown rapidly in the last decade,
Chan, Amy Hai Yan, Beyene, Kebede, Foot, Holly   +2 more
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Genetics and Behavioral Medicine

Behavioral Medicine, 1996
Genetics has substantial relevance to behavioral medicine. A rapidly growing body of evidence indicates the influence of genetics on health and disease and on the behavioral factors related to them. The model of quantitative genetics provides a general interpretational scheme for this burgeoning field.
McClearn, G.E., Vogler, G.P., Plomin, Robert   +2 more
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Aging and Behavioral Medicine

2010
The proportion of older persons in the Western society is growing gradually, which stresses the importance of studying the effects of behavioral factors on health during aging. During aging, changes in behavioral factors (social function, psychological function, and lifestyle behaviors) occur and some aging-specific circumstances (e.g., retirement ...
Penninx, B.W.J.H., Vogelzangs, N.
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Innovations in Behavioral Medicine

1986
The chapter begins with a brief history of the behavioral medicine movement along with an overview of contemporary activities in the field. Three subsequent sections review technical innovations in major areas of clinical behavioral medicine: treatment, health care delivery, and preventive health care.
D J, Delprato, F D, McGlynn
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Behavioral medicine in Russian family medicine

Patient Education and Counseling, 2005
The Russian Federation's recently adopted family medicine as a specialty, but with little or no training in psychosocial and behavioral issues, unlike many training programs in other countries. The purpose of this qualitative study was to explore the perceptions and experiences of Russian primary care physicians regarding the practice of behavioral ...
Buyck, David, Floyd, Michael, Tudiver, Fred, McGrady, Lana, Journagin, Andrea, Kishenko, Svetlana   +5 more
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Visualization of Medicine Prescription Behavior

Computer Graphics Forum, 2014
AbstractMedicine prescriptions play an important role in medical treatments. More insight in medicine prescription behavior can lead to more efficient and effective treatments, as well as reflection on prescription behavior for specific physicians, types of medicines, or classes of patients.
Corput, van der, P.N.A., Arends, J.B.A.M., Wijk, van, J.J.   +2 more
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Cognitive Interventions in Behavioral Medicine

Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics, 2010
In this report an overview is given of the contribution of cognitive approaches to behavioral medicine. The (possible) contribution of cognitive therapy is reviewed in the area of coronary heart disease, obesity, bulimia nervosa, chronic pain, benign headache, cancer, acquired immunodeficiency syndrome/human immunodeficiency virus and asthma.
Emmelkamp, P.M.G., van Oppen, P.
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Medicine and the Behavioral Sciences

Scandinavian Journal of Social Medicine, 1973
Medicine and the behavioral sciences are both concerned with the understanding and treatment of man. Consequently communication and co-operation between them are essential, so far as both the clients and the sciences are concerned. There are, however, various factors—ideological, practical, educational and semantic—which at present make such approaches
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Behavioral Biology in Medicine

Psychiatry in Medicine, 1971
The continuing emergence of a clinically helpful behavioral biology is a basic scientific trend in contemporary psychiatry and medicine. Much of this new knowledge describes the genetic, maturational and learned developmental structure and physiology of the behaving brain and body.
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