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• Culture, health promotion, and cultural competence / Robert M. Huff, Michael V. Kline, and Darleen Peterson — Cross-cultural concepts of health and disease / Robert M. Huff and Soheila Yasharpour — The ethics of health promotion intervention in culturally diverse populations / Aimie F. Kachingwe and Robert M. Huff — Models, theories, and principles of health promotion and their use with multicultural populations / C. James Frankish, Chris Y. Lavato, and Iraj Poureslami — Health disparities in multicultural populations: an overview / Gregory D. Stevens, Michael R. Cousiuneau, and Christina Vane — The cultural assessment framework / Robert M. Huff, Michael V. Kline, and Diane Visencio Dobbins — Planning health promotion and disease prevention programs in multicultural populations / Michael V. Kline — Cross-cultural communication and health literacy in multicultural populations / Lourades A. Baezconde-Garbanati and Tess Boley Cruz — Hispanic/Latino health, cancer, and disease / Amelie G. Ramirez and Ian M. Thompson — Promoting health among Black Americans / Joyce W. Hopp and R. Patti Herring — Health and disease of American Indians and Alaska Native populations in the United States: an overview / Felicia Schanche Hodge and Christopher Elliott Hodge — Asian American health and disease: an overview / Marjorie Kagawa Singer and Christine Kho — Pacific Islanders health and disease: an overview / Paula Healani Palmer — Promoting health in Arab American populations / Sondos M.S. Islam and Shayma Alzubi — Diffusion acceleration: a model for behavior change and social mobilization / Amelie G. Ramirez, Patricia Chalela, Kipling Gallion, and Alfred McAlister — Tribal-based participatory research: the wellness circles project / Christopher Elliott Hodge, Felicia Schanche Hodge, and Janelle F. Palacios — Improving Pacific Islander health through community participation: a case study / Paula Healani Palmer — Access to mental health services for low income immigrant and refugee Arab — Americans: case study / Sa

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• Health promotion — United States.
• Minorities — Medical care — United States.
• Transcultural medical care — United States.
• Ethnic Groups — United States.
• Health Promotion — United States.
• Cultural Diversity — United States.
• Minority Groups — United States.
• Health promotion. fast (OCoLC)fst00953194
• Minorities — Medical care. fast (OCoLC)fst01023194
• Transcultural medical care. fast (OCoLC)fst01154565
• United States. fast (OCoLC)fst01204155

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• Overview of the client education model — Thinking and learning — Theories and principles of learning — Learner and setting assessment — The child learner — The adult learner — The older learner — The culturally diverse learner — Learning objectives — Teaching strategies — Instructional materials — Formative evaluation — Summative evaluation.

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• Patient education.
• Patient Education as Topic — Nurses Instruction.;Nurse-Patient Relations — Nurses Instruction.
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• Includes bibliographical references (pages 191-202).
• Upon becoming a new mother, Eula Biss addresses a chronic condition of fear: fear of the government, the medical establishment, and what is in children’s food, mattresses, medicines, and vaccines. Biss investigates the metaphors and myths surrounding the conception of immunity and its implications for the individual and the social body. As she hears more and more fears about vaccines, Biss researches what they mean for her own child, her immediate community, America, and the world.

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• Immunity.
• Vaccination.
• Vaccination of children — Social aspects.
• Vaccination of children.
• Vaccination — Health aspects.
• Immunity.
• Immune response.
• Biss, Eula — Family.

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• Medical professionalism from the patient’s perspective: is there an advocate in the house? / Martha E. Gaines, Rachel Grob, Mark J. Schlesinger, and Sarah Davis — The Hippocratic Oath as an example of professional conduct / Howard Markel — Professionalism and politics in the United Kingdom / Carol Black, Cyril Chantler — The role of specialty boards in promoting professionalism: the case of the American Board of Internal Medicine / Clarence H. Braddock III, Eric S. Holmboe, Christine K. Cassel — Medical professionalism in the twenty-first century / Catherine D. DeAngelis — Professionalism and nursing: a quest or an accomplishment? / Kathleen M. White — Public health: the population as patient / Lawrence O. Gostin — Exploring the role of law and legal systems in the therapeutic relationship / James G. Hodge, Jr. — Professionalism and fiduciary responsibilities in health care leadership / Phil B. Fontanarosa — Professionalism, medicine, and religion / Patricia M. Fosarelli — Professionalism: the science of care and the art of medicine / James C. Harris.

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• Medical personnel and patient.
• Physician and patient.
• Physicians — Professional ethics.
• Medical laws and legislation.
• Clinical Competence.
• Physician-Patient Relations.
• Patient Care.
• Physicians — ethics.

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• Rev. ed. of: American Medical Association manual of style. 9th ed. c1998.
• JAMA & Archives Journals, American Medical Association.
• Includes bibliographical references and index.
• Types of articles — Manuscript preparation — References — Visual presentation of data — Ethical and legal considerations — Editorial assessment and processing — Grammar — Punctuation — Plurals — Capitalization — Correct and preferred usage — Non-english words, phrases, and accent marks — Medical indexes — Abbreviations — Nomenclature — Eponyms — Greek letters — Units of measure — Numbers and percentages — Study design and statistics — Mathematical composition — Typography — Manuscript editing and proofreading — Glossary of publishing terms — Resources.

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• Reference resource.
• Medical writing — Handbooks, manuals, etc.
• Authorship — Handbooks, manuals, etc.
• Writing.

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• Introduction. A biosocial approach to global health / Paul Farmer [and others] — Unpacking global health : theory and critique / Bridget Hanna, Arthur Kleinman — Colonial medicine and its legacies / Jeremy Greene [and others] — Health for all? Competing theories and geopolitics / Matthew Basilico [and others] — Redefining the possible : the global AIDS response / Luke Messac, Krishna Prabhu — Building an effective rural health delivery model in Haiti and Rwanda / Peter Drobac [and others] — Scaling up effective delivery models worldwide / Jim Yong Kim [and others] — The unique challenges of mental health and MDRTB : critical perspectives on metrics of disease / Anne Becker [and others] — Values and global health / Arjun Suri [and others] — Taking stock of foreign aid / Jonathan Weigel, Matthew Basilico, Paul Farmer — Global health priorities for the early twenty-first century / Paul Farmer [and others] — A movement for global health equity? A closing reflection / Matthew Basilico [and others].
• Bringing together the experience, perspective and expertise of Paul Farmer, Jim Yong Kim, and Arthur Kleinman, Reimagining Global Health provides an original, compelling introduction to the field of global health. Drawn from a Harvard course developed by their student Matthew Basilico, this work provides an accessible and engaging framework for the study of global health. Insisting on an approach that is historically deep and geographically broad, the authors underline the importance of a transdisciplinary approach, and offer a highly readable distillation of several historical and ethnographic perspectives of contemporary global health problems. The case studies presented throughout Reimagining Global Health bring together ethnographic, theoretical, and historical perspectives into a wholly new and exciting investigation of global health. The interdisciplinary approach outlined in this text should prove useful not only in schools of public health, nursing, and medicine, but also in undergraduate and graduate classes in anthropology, sociology, political economy, and history, among others –Provided by publisher.

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• Public health — Social aspects.
• World Health.
• Health Services Accessibility.
• Public Health.

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• pt. 1. Reimagining equity. General anesthesia for the (young doctor’s) soul? : Brown Medical School, Commencement 2001 Epiphany, metanoia, praxis : turning road angst into hope … and action : Boston College, Commencement 2005 Three stories, three paradigms, and a critique of social entrepreneurship : Skoll World Forum, Oxford University 2008 The story of the inhaler : College of the Holy Cross, Commencement 2012 Countering failures of imagination : Northwestern University, Commencement 2012 — pt. 2. The future of medicine and the big picture. If you take the red pill : reflections on the future of medicine : Harvard Medical School, Class Day 2003 Medicine as a vocation : University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, Commencement 2004 Haiti after the earthquake : Harvard Medical School, Talks@Twelve Speaker Series 2010 The tetanus speech : University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, Commencement 2010 — pt. 3. Health, human rights, and unnatural disasters. Global health equity and the missing weapons of mass salvation : Harvard School of Public Health, Commencement 2004 Making public health matter : Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Commencement 2006 Unnatural disasters and the right to health care : Tulane School of Medicine, Commencement 2008 Exploring the adjacent possible : Georgetown University, Commencement 2011 — pt. 4. Service, solidarity, social justice. Who stands fast? : Union Theological Seminary, Union Medal acceptance speech 2006 Courage and compassion in the time of Guantánamo : Emory University, Commencement 2007 Spirituality and justice : All Saints Parish (Brookline, MA), Spirituality and Justice Award acceptance speech 2008 Making hope and history rhyme : Princeton University, Commencement 2008 The drum major instinct : Boston University, Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration 2009 Accompaniment as policy : Harvard Kennedy School of Government, Commencement 2011.
• Here are highlights from Paul Farmers’ speeches to a variety of audiences, from Princeton to Harvard to Notre Dame to Berkeley. Paul is a rock star of the academy who has a large following among many groups: students, doctors, general readers, activists, public health folks, professors. He is the pied piper of everyone who wants to change the world. Not only is he cofounder of Partners In Health,US Deputy Special Envoy to Haiti,head of social medicine at Harvard, but he’s also a charming, humorous, engaging public speaker whose charisma is legend. In this book, conceived of as a graduation gift for students write large, Farmer addresses the challenges facing young people with a call for them to change the world and become activists — Provided by publisher.

Subjects:

• Public health — Social aspects.
• Public welfare.
• Public health administration.
• Public health — Citizen participation.
• Public health.
• Public Health — Addresses.
• Public Health Administration — Addresses.
• Social Welfare — Addresses.

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• Jodi Pfarr, presenter.
• Originally produced in 2011.
• No more credits on film.
• Through the use of mental models, we will explore how our social identities (class, gender, race, etc.) and differing societal experiences can affect the way we interpret and think about things. This session will specifically deal with the complexities of the intersections of class and the other ‘isms.’ We will consider how our work on poverty is affected by these intersections: What does it mean for us as individuals and for those with whom we work?

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• Intercultural communication.
• Social systems.
• Group identity.
• Social classes.
• Filmed lectures. lcgft

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• Jodi Pfarr of Minneapolis, Minnesota, tells insightful and entertaining stories that illustrate various points from Bridges out of poverty : strategies for professionals and communities by Ruby K. Payne, Philip DeVol, and Terie Dreussi Smith. –Container.
• Introduction — Key points — The role of language and story — Hidden rules among classes — Positive self-talk — Resources and resiliency: internal assets — Mediation: what, why, and how.

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• Poverty — United States.
• Poor — Services for — United States.

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• Introduction: structural approaches in public health / Marni Sommer and Richard Parker — The history of structural approaches in public health / James Colgrove, Amy Fairchild, and David Rosner — Social inequalities and public health / Ruth Bell, Peter Goldblatt, and Michael Marmot — Embracing complexity: towards platforms for integrated health and social service delivery / Andrew Ellner … [et al.] — Ideological barriers to structural interventions: towards a model of values-based interventions / Michael Sweat and Kevin O’Reilly — Getting the balance right: agency and structure in HIV prevention / Peter Aggleton … [et al.] — Integrating water and sanitation interventions for health: a case study from eThekwini Municipality / Elisa Roma, Neil Macleod, and Christopher Buckley — City planning as a structural determinant of health: towards healthy urban governance in the century of the city / Jason Corburn — The 100% condom use programme: a structural intervention to prevent HIV and sexually transmitted infections in Asia / Wiwat Rojanapithayakorn and Richard Steen –
• The Sonagachi/Durbar programme: a prototype of a community-led structural intervention for HIV prevention / Dallas Swendeman and Smarajit Jana — Breaking the links: legal and paralegal assistance to reduce health risks of police and pre-trial detention of sex workers and people who use drugs / Daniel Wolfe … [et al.] — Structured environments and dietary-related chronic diseases / Deborah A. Cohen — Structural approaches for unintentional injury prevention / Adnan A. Hyder and Jeffrey C. Lunnen — Evaluating structural interventions in public health : challenges, options, and global best practice / Paul Pronyk … [et al.] — Developing and evaluating structural-environmental interventions to reduce HIV risk among female sex workers and their sexual partners in the dominican republic / Deanna Kerrigan, Clare Barrington, and Luis Moreno — Helmet day! Structural intervention and strategic learning in vietnam / Mary Byrne McDonnell and Alyson Metzger — Ending the tobacco epidemic: from the genetic to the global level / Jonathan M. Samet and Heather L. Wipfli — Social policy interventions and health / Celina Su and Peter Muennig.
• That health has many social determinants is established and a myriad of structural factors are now known to impact on population well-being. Public health practice has started exploring and responding to a range of health-related challenges from a structural paradigm, including individual and population vulnerability to infection with HIV and AIDS, injury-prevention, obesity, and smoking cessation. Recognising the inadequacy of public health responses that focus solely on individual behavior change to improve population health outcomes, this textbook promotes a more holistic approach. Discussing the structural factors related to health and well-being that are both within and outside of an individual’s control, it explores what form structural approaches can take, the underlying theory of structure as a risk factor and the local realities, environments, and priorities that public health practitioners need to take into consideration. Anchored in empirical evidence, the book provides case studies of innovative and influential interventions – from transfat bans and the 100% condom program to the provision of adequate clean drinking water and sanitation systems – and concludes with a section on implementing and evaluating structural public health programs. This comprehensive handbook brings together a selection of internationally-recognised authors to provide an overview for students and practitioners working in or concerned with public health around the globe –Provided by publisher.

Subjects:

• Public health.
• Public health — Case studies.
• Social Medicine.
• Global Health.
• Health Policy.
• Social Environment.
• Case studies. fast (OCoLC)fst01423765

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