173 research outputs found
The Application of Well Being Therapy to Living With a Disability or Chronic Illness: Extending the Foundational Principles to Intervention Strategies
Cultural Competency Observation Tool
This observational assessment rubric includes rating of the elements of patient centered communication defined in the Kalamazoo Consensus Statement regarding patient centered communication: These are augmented with sections that highlight factors that emerged in our observations specific to intercultural communication such as language and interpreters, nonverbal communication, mental and social issues with a large cultural overlay (mental health, pain, and disability). In addition, the tool incorporates issues specific to the medical context such as professional competence and professional regard. The rubric is also informed by the developmental model of intercultural sensitivity and Dreyfus\u27s phenomenology of skill acquisition with skill levels progressing through the stages: novice, beginner, competence, proficient, mastery
Pediatric Burns: They Are Not Always What They Appear
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Euthymia and Disabling Health Conditions
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The focus of positive psychology can be seen as an attempt to address the philosophical question first put forth by the ancient Greeks: âwhat does it mean to live a good life?ââ. When people\u27s physical body changes and the personâenvironment interaction significantly alters due to a chronic illness/disability condition, this question can take on additional dimensions and importance
Well Being Therapy for People Living with SCI: Biological Mechanisms and Implications for the Future
Interdisciplinary Pediatric Rehabilitation - A Viable Model in Today\u27s Health Care Market
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