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medical education well-being programs will involve defining a guiding philosophy and clear goals and implementing a strong assessment strategy. This Kern-based framework can help schools meaningfully assess
Ki (in Japanese) or Qi (in Chinese) is the key concept in Eastern medicine, Eastern philosophy, as well as in martial arts. We explain the philosophical and psychological background of Ki. We
Mercati, who was born in San Miniato on 1541. He was educated at the University of Pisa, where he took degrees in Medicine and Philosophy. In a short time he became famous as 'simplicist', that meant expert
Mercati, who was born in San Miniato on 1541. He was educated at the University of Pisa, where he took degrees in Medicine and Philosophy. In a short time he became famous as 'simplicist', that meant expert
Mercati, who was born in San Miniato on 1541. He was educated at the University of Pisa, where he took degrees in Medicine and Philosophy. In a short time he became famous as 'simplicist', that meant expert
Ki (in Japanese) or Qi (in Chinese) is the key concept in Eastern medicine, Eastern philosophy, as well as in martial arts. We explain the philosophical and psychological background of Ki. We
Ki (in Japanese) or Qi (in Chinese) is the key concept in Eastern medicine, Eastern philosophy, as well as in martial arts. We explain the philosophical and psychological background of Ki. We
Ki (in Japanese) or Qi (in Chinese) is the key concept in Eastern medicine, Eastern philosophy, as well as in martial arts. We explain the philosophical and psychological background of Ki. We
also includes long-established scholarship in computer science (e.g., “the mythical man-month”),26 political science (e.g., “veto players”),27 and economic philosophy (e.g., “the knowledge problem”).28 ... . Brooks FP . The mythical man-month . Datamation . 1974 ; 20 ( 12 ): 44 - 52 . Tsebelis G. Veto players: how political institutions work . In: Veto Players . Princeton University Press; 2003 . doi:https
at the individual level that contribute to the evidence-policy gap.11 In political science literature, individual-level barriers are characteristics of individuals that hinder research evidence use ... research producers and end users)16 with political or financial conflicts of interest (e.g., lobbyists).11–14 Furthermore, while existing studies describe state legislator perspectives, they largely omit the
Bloomberg School of Public Health , 1809 Ashland Ave, Baltimore, MD 21205 , USA 1 Department of Philosophy, Georgetown University , 3700 O St NW, Washington, DC 20007 , USA 2 Ethics Center, Cincinnati
people don’t.” In turn, dialysis clinicians cited the need for education on the hospice philosophy of care. One dialysis nurse said, “I think for staff, there needs to be education on hospice. Many people ... reciprocal understanding of each other’s roles and scope of practice Multi-modal education for dialysis clinicians to understand philosophy of palliative dialysis and concurrent care (module, interview
Health,” a lofty vision of universal healthcare access stymied by both political conflict and unaddressed problems of racism in the era’s legislation. Its rich yet incomplete account of American health ... American society. Although the aspirations of the commission’s report were virtuous, the parallel political reality taking shape concomitantly was more troubling. For while the commission’s report, called
a scoping review of antiracism interventions, defined as “action-oriented, educational and/or political strategy for systemic and political change that addresses issues of racism and interlocking
departments of mathematics, computer science, and philosophy is then discussed. A few final words address the question of where logic might be going. ... set-theoretic constructions that had been applied to these which were unclear. The two inaugurated the philosophy of logicism. As we might put it now, set theory was to be given a foundational role, as
56.5% of Independents (χ2 = 16.334; φ = 0.165; p ≤ 0.001). Both misinformation exposure and political affiliation were strong predictors of vaccination even after accounting for other demographic ... these impediments to vaccination will require strategic and targeted messaging on the part of public health professionals, which may be aided by collaboration with political thought leaders. Understanding
inequalities in health and well-being.3, 10 This framework identifies structural determinants, defined as the socioeconomic and political context, as inf luencing socioeconomic position and social class, social ... , housing, and the environment. Because structural factors in the socioeconomic and political contexts operate at multiple levels and through multiple sectors, structural inequalities and structural racism
