THE ADVANCE TO BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL MEDICINE
By: Monograph Issues in SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE
Series: Medical Psychology and Medical Sociology/ Social Science in Medicine
Publisher: Elsevier Ltd
Published: 1985
Place of publication: United Kingdom
Subjects: Biopsychosocial Medicine; Traditional African Medicine; Psychosomatic Approach to problems of Diagnosis; Clinical Practice in Nigeria; Hannover Consultation Liaison Model; Mass Media Profession - Stress
Genres: Psychosomatic Medicine; Social Medicine; Biopsychosocial Way
Work titles: Volume 21, Issue 12, Pages 1335 - 1409
Description: Monograph Issue of Social Science & Medicine devoted to the Biopsychosocial Method;  Clinical Studies in West Africa (Nigeria);  Essential Teaching Method should be that of the Biopsychosocial Method. Biopsychosocial Medicine.
Notes: Fernando Lolas: The emergence of the biopsychosocial approach. A model for third world health care systems;  Amador R. Neghme:  Essential teaching philosophy should be that of the biopsychosocial method;  E. S. Ataudo:  Traditional medicine and biopsychosocial fulfilment in African Health;  Jibril Aminu:  Teaming up for better health;  Zdenek Votava:  The Czechoslovak approach to biopsychosocial health;  Stacey B. Day:  Clinical biopsychosocial practice and primary health care in Eastern Nigeria;  Hellmuth Freyberger et al;  The Hannover consultation liaison model: Some empirical findings;  Heinz  Dietrich Fischer:  State of health and stress factors in occupation. The mass media profession;  Sam M. Cordes:  Biopsychosocial imperatives from the rural perspective;  Angelo A. Alonzo:  Health as situational adaption: A social psychological perspective. Other papers by Fernando Lolas; Paul Christian and Fernando Lolas; and Paul Rosche and Helen M. Kearney.