"The meaning of variation to healthcare managers, clinical and health-services researchers, and individual patients", BMJ Quality and Safety, 2011; 20 (Suppl 1): i36-i40.Neuhauser D, Provost L, Bergman B. The meaning of variation to healthcare managers, clinical and health-services ...
The impact of holistic medicine, medical groups, and health concepts. Holistic medicine (Greek, holos, meaning entire or whole) focuses on the whole person--mind-body-spirit, well-being, and wellness. It is a new health care movement or medical approach that is gaining momentum. The basic ...
Discover the Formula to Improve Your Health The “Follow The Physiology Formula” was discovered by the Founders of Medicine in the 1930’s. Unfortunately, the textbooks and articles were lost by 1961. This formula is based around Lactic Acidosis, which now has a completely different meaning. Th...
Healthcare costs vary significantly around the world, and without travel insurance, you could find yourself facing hefty medical bills. For instance, a simple hospital stay in the United States can cost thousands of dollars per day, while an emergency evacuation from a remote area can run into ...
This proactive approach, despite the students' already comprehensive understanding, can enhance their preparedness to address the health effects of climate change and contribute to strengthening the healthcare system's resilience in the face of climate-related challenges. *...
As a primary care physician and holistic health practitioner, I can help. We'll find out the root cause of your illness and the core beliefs that limit you. We'll work with your physiology so that you regain strength, joy & confidence. ...
These systems were supposed to yield the perfect planning, meaning it could be performed in a straightforward way, accomplishing all the objectives of the plan. If this could really work, then the second challenge would have been solved as well. However, the APS systems eventually failed. Some...
The combination of different perspectives would enable a holistic understanding of our research problem. Two large-sized (i.e., with more than 100 inpatient beds) Brazilian hospitals were selected, one public (Hospital A) and one private (Hospital B). Both hospitals treat patients infected with ...
Data gathered through conversational interviews were analysed using the holistic and highlighting approaches. Interactions with the formal healthcare system contributed to the essential meaning of participants' experiences even though the context of care was primarily familial. These interactions included ...
Admission to an intensive care unit (ICU) is a stressful experience for patients and their family members. While the focus of management is primarily on medical care, there can be other areas which are overlooked. The purpose of this study was to investi