Hasil Pencarian  ::  Simpan CSV :: Kembali

"The health care team members : who are they and what do they do? / Paul Torrens -- The healthcare interdisciplinary context : a focus on the "microsystem" / Julie K. Johnson -- Leadership development in the interdisciplinary context / Andrew N. Garman -- Fostering interdisciplinary collaboration in healthcare organizations / Marsha Chan, Louis Rubino -- Doctors are from Mars, patients are from Venus / Vicki Rackner -- Interprofessional collaboration : a nursing perspective / Nancy Spector -- Is physician collaboration an oxymoron? : understanding and enhancing physician engagement in healthcare teams / Bruce Spurlock -- Management and administration of collaborative models / Joni Novosel, Ronald Sorensen -- Complementary, alternative, and integrative healthcare perspectives / Academic Consortium of Complementary and Alternative Health Care -- Behavioral health / Grace L. Reynolds, Dennis G. Fisher, Lucy E. Napper -- Ancillary services : health professions education, nutrition, and dietetics / Terri Lisagor -- Medicine and the law : the legal perspective / Jerry Jackson, John Goldenring -- Collaboration in ambulatory care : integrating the practitioners of medicine into the practice of medicine / George Sarka, Yolanda Reid Chassiakos -- Collaboration in healthcare marketing and business development / Jon Thompson -- The forest and the trees : an organizational psychologist's perspective on collaborating across the disciplines in health care / Brenda Freshman."

"Physical activity across the lifespan makes a clear, scientific case for exercise, sports, and an active lifestyle in preventing illness and establishing lifetime health habits at both the individual and the population levels. The book focuses on key aspects of physical/mental well-being—weight, mood, and self-regulation—and the role of physical activity in public health and school-based interventions targeting these areas. Contributors review definitional and measurement issues salient to understanding what physical activity is, to analyzing benefits of participation, and to implementing effective interventions. Also addressed are limitations of current research, steps needed to continue building the field, and emerging therapeutic possibilities for activity, such as the role of rough and tumble play in preventing ADHD."