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Cornell Hotel and Restaurant Administration Quarterly, 1990
Spas have long been a part of the American hospitality scene. The definition of exactly what constitutes a spa has changed considerably in recent years—and so has the potential ...
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Spas have long been a part of the American hospitality scene. The definition of exactly what constitutes a spa has changed considerably in recent years—and so has the potential ...
Stein, Timothy J. +2 more
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Proceedings of the 2nd International Workshop on Systems and Networking Support for Health Care and Assisted Living Environments, 2008
The medical system has not been able to effectively adapt to the dramatic transformation in public health challenges; from acute to chronic and lifestyle-related illnesses. Although acute illnesses can be treated successfully in an office or hospital, chronic illnesses comprise the bulk of health care needs and require a very different approach.
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The medical system has not been able to effectively adapt to the dramatic transformation in public health challenges; from acute to chronic and lifestyle-related illnesses. Although acute illnesses can be treated successfully in an office or hospital, chronic illnesses comprise the bulk of health care needs and require a very different approach.
Kewei Sha +5 more
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SPA Philosophy as a Tourism Support - Case Study on Thai SPA and Bali SPA
Samā Jiva Jnānam (International Journal of Social Studies)The SPA industry, a vital component of wellness tourism, offers unique experiences deeply rooted in cultural and natural contexts. This study explores thedistinctive philosophies of Thai and Balinese SPAs, examining their contributions totourism through a comparative analysis.
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The Rheumatologist and the Spa
Royal Society of Health Journal, 1982THERE ARE many thousands of people in Britain with inadequately treated rheumatic disorders, ranging from minor complaints to serious and disabling forms of arthritis. The widespread public interest in treatment methods other than drugs suggests that spa treatment should be revived.
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Assessment of safety status of shield tunnelling using operational parameters with enhanced SPA
Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology, 2022Annan Zhou, Hai-Min Lyu, Shui-Long Shen
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