2010
DOI: 10.1370/afm.1099
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Power to Advocate for Health

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“…21 The field of public health has methodologies that can be used to evaluate equity of health services administered by community providers 12 and can provide expert advice that may help to integrate and prioritize services. 29 …”
Section: Surveillance Planning and Assessing The Impact Of Servicesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…21 The field of public health has methodologies that can be used to evaluate equity of health services administered by community providers 12 and can provide expert advice that may help to integrate and prioritize services. 29 …”
Section: Surveillance Planning and Assessing The Impact Of Servicesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…15 Some authors have cited the need for a new type of doctor who commits to health promotion and to addressing determinants of health. 29,34 Practitioners can support patients and their communities by carrying out advocacy work, for example, in relation to housing or income agencies, and by linking patients to community and specialist resources. 35 …”
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“…44 In this context, genetic information is an evolving tool that may sometimes assist clinical decision making. Like any tool, however, its value will vary with the clinical context; as a tool, it will always be secondary to the therapeutic relationship in which the health care clinician, with an understanding of the patient's medical and life circumstances, along with the associated moral authority, 45 may make the care personal and potentially more effective. 43 With smoking, the ultimate goal is always the same: helping smokers quit and remain nonsmokers to prevent further risk of tobacco-related disease and premature death.…”
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“…Healing relationships represent the ways in which 2 or more people (or other living beings such as a beloved pet and objects such as a special stuffed animal) are connected and interact over time and place such that health emerges. 4 Health, as defined by Fine and Peters, 5 is the ability to function in relationships appropriate to one's cultures and place in the life cycle, or, in the words of Kurt Stange, 6 the ability to develop meaningful relationships and pursue transcendent purpose in a finite life. As Wendell Berry 7 summarizes, "Health is membership," the significant belonging and participating that achieve the functions and abilities named by Fine and Peters and Stange.…”
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“…I believe it is time to bury the physician as hero myth and the old professionalism. 6,18 Thank you Millennials! You are now revealing ways to use the many cultural changes noted above to better serve healing relationships.…”
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