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Wellness tourism: a perspective article
The Tourist Review, 2020Purpose This paper aims to examine the development and significant contributions in a growing array of relevant publications spanning from 1946 to date and discuss future developments of the wellness tourism topic until the year 2095.
S. Kazakov, Olga Oyner
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New England Journal of Medicine, 2013
Although its origin is uncertain, the expression “cut well, sew well, do well” is known by most physicians and is probably known by every surgeon who received training in this century. It endorses principles espoused by Dr. William Halsted at the end of the 19th century that stressed that gentle handling of tissue, precise dissection, and exact tissue ...
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Although its origin is uncertain, the expression “cut well, sew well, do well” is known by most physicians and is probably known by every surgeon who received training in this century. It endorses principles espoused by Dr. William Halsted at the end of the 19th century that stressed that gentle handling of tissue, precise dissection, and exact tissue ...
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Vacation as a Public Health Resource: Toward a Wellness-Centered Tourism Design Approach
Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Research, 2019In today’s technology-driven configuration of work and life systems, wellness imbalances underscore the need for time away from sources of stress in the workplace, school, and other living scenarios. Increasingly, consumers are turning to vacation travel
Xinran Y. Lehto, M. Lehto
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Doing Well by Making Well: The Impact of Corporate Wellness Programs on Employee Productivity
Management Sciences, 2017This paper investigates the impact of a corporate wellness program on worker productivity using a panel of objective health and productivity data from 111 workers in five laundry plants.
Timothy Gubler, Ian Larkin, L. Pierce
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Sleep well, breathe well, age well
Science Translational Medicine, 2015Sleep-disordered breathing hastens cognitive decline by a decade, but positive airway pressure treatment may offset this effect.
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The American Journal of Nursing, 1983
The term well elderly does not necessarily mean illness free. In fact, it is estimated that 85 percent of the elderly have some form of chronic illness.* But many, on fixed incomes, cannot afford routine health checkups. Thus, new problems may go undetected and chronic disorders may escalate into acute illnesses.
M P, Hazard, R E, Kemp
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The term well elderly does not necessarily mean illness free. In fact, it is estimated that 85 percent of the elderly have some form of chronic illness.* But many, on fixed incomes, cannot afford routine health checkups. Thus, new problems may go undetected and chronic disorders may escalate into acute illnesses.
M P, Hazard, R E, Kemp
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Wellness and healthy lifestyle in tourism settings
The Tourist Review, 2019Purpose This paper aims to examine the concept of wellness as a form of healthy lifestyle in tourism settings. Design/methodology/approach Data were collected through a self-complete questionnaire administered to a sample of guests staying in wellness
A. T. Damijanić
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Literature and Medicine, 1996
Calicott uses the recent history of his home, Stevens Point, Wisconsin, to illustrate what he argues is an important distinction between the traditional model of health and a more involved understanding of wellness. He argues that health is usually defined as the absence of disease, while wellness encompasses a proactive stance in which human
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Calicott uses the recent history of his home, Stevens Point, Wisconsin, to illustrate what he argues is an important distinction between the traditional model of health and a more involved understanding of wellness. He argues that health is usually defined as the absence of disease, while wellness encompasses a proactive stance in which human
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Self-Determination Theory: Basic Psychological Needs in Motivation, Development, and Wellness
, 2017Richard M. Ryan, E. Deci
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