The Covid-19 pandemic has shown the need for a fresh look at health and health care. This book offers a philosophical critique of medicine as applied science, but more positively it stresses the social causes of disease and argues for greater equity in the distribution of resources and the benefits of a wider evidence-base for medical treatments. The suggested approach requires a new direction for medical ethics, one which uses the arts and humanities and leads to a revised idea of medical education and medical professionalism. The suggested approach implies a move away from the individualistic philosophy of medicine towards a new aim — community-based quality of life. The achievement of this aim certainly requires an expansion of public health medicine and health promotion but it also requires medical co-operation with the many arts and other community agencies concerned with our health and well-being. Doctors and other health professionals must work through the community rather than on it.
Perhaps happiness as much as exercise or physical activity is a bona fide “fountain of youth. ... involves six steps that can easily be adapted and followed for any particular healthy or unhealthy behavior that a client wants to either ...
It is an intelligent and heartfelt tale of a young woman, making radical choices and waking up to her life.” —Ruth Ozeki, author of The Book of Form and Emptiness
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... 126, 172, 236 Saris, 22, 36, 152, 257 satisfaction efficiency, 212, 213, 223, 225 satisfaction quota, 212 Satisfaction with Life Scale, 33, 37, 235 Saxon, 222, 254 Schaeffer, 262 Schaffer, 91 Scheck, 209, 257 Scheier, 90, 145, 167, ...
The primary focus of this work is with the last frame, the quality of life frame. Overall, these chapters show for the first time how the research on quality of life and well-being can be enhanced by embracing human suffering.
Commentator: Ruth Anna Putnam In this book, leading philosophers and economists address issues of defining and measuring the quality of life.
It examines the problems and solutions found in these texts and their connection to still current fundamental issues and questions such as: ‘What is a good life?’, ‘What is the best sort of person to be?’ ‘How can one tell if ...
Covers the design of instruments, the practical aspects of implementing assessment, the analyses of the data, and the interpretation of the results Presents all essential information on Quality of Life Research in one comprehensive volume ...
Hassan (2000) also provides indicators of destination competitiveness, but does so with a focus on environmental sustainability. Hassan (2000) argues that tourism destinations are dependent upon natural and cultural heritage resources, ...
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