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Health-Health Trade-offs

The University of Chicago Law Review, 1996
Abstract There are deep and fundamental and intuitively understood grounds for rejecting the view that confines itself merely to checking the parity of outcomes, the view that matches death for death, happiness for happiness, fulfilment for fulfilment, irrespective of how all this death, happiness, and fulfilment comes about.
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Producing health, consuming health care

Social Science & Medicine, 1990
In this chapter, the authors propose a somewhat more complex framework, which they believe is sufficiently comprehensive and flexible to represent a wider range of relationships among the determinants of health. People care about their health, for good reasons; and they try in a number of ways to maintain it, to improve it, or to adapt to its decline ...
R G, Evans, G L, Stoddart
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Delinquency, health behaviour and health

British Journal of Health Psychology, 2001
Objectives. This study investigated the association between delinquency and health in a sample of adolescents and young adults (aged 13‐24) and examined whether the association could have been due to delinquency‐related differences in demographic, socio‐economic and life‐style factors. Method.
Junger, M., Stroebe, W., van der Laan, A.   +2 more
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Health Literacy and Pediatric Health

Current Problems in Pediatric and Adolescent Health Care, 2007
The chapters and reports in this book explore a wide variety of topics related to how health literacy can impact clinical practice and public health. While health literacy is relevant to healthcare issues across populations, it has unique implications in the field of pediatrics, where parents and other caregivers are responsible for managing their ...
H Shonna, Yin, Shalini G, Forbis, Benard P, Dreyer   +2 more
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Health education

British Dental Journal, 2018
The processes of health education and health promotion are linked and may overlap. Health education is the process by which messages aimed at enabling individuals to take greater control over and improve their health are defined. The first step in the process is to gain an understanding of the basic cause of the disease process under consideration. The
Ronnie, Levine Obe, Catherine, Stillman-Lowe   +1 more
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Young doctors' health—II. Health and health behaviour

Social Science & Medicine, 1997
There is little published information on the health of young doctors, apart from a number of studies which show increased rates of psychiatric symptoms. Nor is there much known of their health behaviour. Anecdotal accounts suggest that doctors' own health care is poor, especially in terms of their willingness to consult other doctors.
P J, Baldwin, M, Dodd, R M, Wrate
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One Health, Global Health e Planetary Health

SALUTE E SOCIETÀ
Over the past two decades, the ecological approach to health has emphasized the interconnectedness between human health, biodiversity, ecosystem integrity, and socioeconomic conditions. As these systems are deeply interlinked, social and environmental justice must be considered interdependent, since crises in one area have the potential to impact other
Romizi Roberto, Gianotti Claudio, Stocco Alice   +2 more
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Health, Health Care and Health Disparities

2017
Understand medicine as a social institution. Understand the causes and consequences of health disparities by race, class, and gender. Understand the causes and consequences of health care disparities by race, class and gender.
Ginny Garcia-Alexander, Hyeyoung Woo, Matthew J. Carlson   +2 more
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