Health orientation in medical education, United States: The Texas College of osteopathic medicine

Korr, Irvin M.; Ogilvie, Charles D.

doi:10.1016/0091-7435(81)90036-0

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“…An article found in Preventive Medicine (Korr & Olgive, 1981) noted that modern medicine "knows virtually nothing of those positive factors responsible for wellness in individuals and societies." The article went on to say, "There is a need therefore, for attention to early departures from health, not yet expressed as illness, much less as classifiable disease.…”

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Illness, Health, Wellness, Chiropractic, and the Big Picture...

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Home Health Care Management & Practice

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The terms ill and well are opposites. Health care needs a paradigm shift from ill care to well care. There is a predominant mind trap we live in, allowing a degenerative tendency to set in, thinking of fixing the symptoms, and neglecting the potential of restoring body tissues and their functions. The human body maintains a marked propensity to be well. There is a need for allopathic and chiropractic care in the shift from a fixation on ill care toward a focus on well care. All future doctors, acting as a patient’s team, must be sensitive to curative and preventative realms of care. Chiropractic and medical doctors have separate and distinct approaches. Each must return to being servants of the patient, teaching and treating a patient as if close family. A health care team concept managed by the patient, for the patient’s well-being, is essential for the future.

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Health orientation in medical education, United States: The Texas College of osteopathic medicine

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