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Health Literacy and Pediatric Health
Current Problems in Pediatric and Adolescent Health Care, 2007The 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 ...
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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
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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
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Young doctors' health—II. Health and health behaviour
Social Science & Medicine, 1997There 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 SOCIETÀOver 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 +2 more
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Health, Health Care and Health Disparities
2017Understand 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 +2 more
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Health, Health Services, and Health Planning in Cuba
International Journal of Health Services, 1972The profound changes which have occurred in the Cuban health services since 1958 are described and appraised in this article. The first part treats the main socioeconomic policies, particularly the urban and agrarian reforms, that have had an equalizing effect on the distribution of resources (including health resources) between regions and social ...
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Health, Health Indicators, and Public Health
2017Visions of health are: monocausal medical vision, psychological, biological, and social vision, and increasingly important, multicausal and multifactorial vision. A tricky concept in the World Health Organization (WHO) definition of health (1948) is “well-being.” The humane approach to health is pitched against the classical, medical approach.
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Vulnerability, health and health care
Journal of Advanced Nursing, 1997The concept of vulnerability is an important one for nurses because of its implications for health. The experience of vulnerability creates stress and anxiety which affects physiological, psychological and social functioning. Although everyone is vulnerable at different times in his or her life, some individuals are more likely to develop health ...
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Health policy and mental health
Health Promotion International, 1987Health policy can be described as policy directed at the determinants of health, i.e. biological and environmental factors, lifestyle and the health care system. This type of policy now has become a policy objective in an increasing number of countries. In this article mental health is placed in the broad context of this policy. The central question is:
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Global Health – One Health – Planetary Health
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