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Family Behavioral Issues in Health and Illness

English · Hardback

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Klappentext Family Behavioral Issues in Health and Illness is a basic but thorough introduction to the impact family dynamics can have on a person's health. Ideal as a supplemental training text for healthcare professionals! this unique book examines the connections between family and health! presenting a concise summary of family systems theory! basic family assessment! and the family life cycle. The book provides an understanding of how the patterns and systems found in a diverse range of family styles can create special health issues! and how the ability to assess and anticipate those issues can ensure the most comprehensive patient care and cost-effective management of time and resources. Zusammenfassung A basic but thorough introduction to the impact family dynamics can have on a person's health. Useful as a supplemental training text for healthcare professionals, this book examines the connections between family and health, presenting a concise summary of family systems theory, basic family assessment, and the typical family life cycle.

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Authors J Lebron Mcbride, J Lebron Mcbride, J. Lebron Mcbride
Publisher Taylor & Francis Ltd.
 
Languages English
Product format Hardback
Released 03.05.2006
 
EAN 9780789029430
ISBN 978-0-7890-2943-0
No. of pages 98
Dimensions 159 mm x 222 mm x 13 mm
Subjects Guides > Health
Natural sciences, medicine, IT, technology > Medicine > Clinical medicine

MEDICAL / Physiology, Human Growth & Development, Human growth and development

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