Great ideas to teach and wellness in an active way. By Lois Ritter

Great Ideas: Active Ways to Teach Health and Wellness

Ritter, Lois

Benjamin-Cummings Publishing Company, Subs of Addison Wesley Longman, Inc

Medical Law and Professional Ethics focuses on the interrelationship of healthcare, law, and ethics and the application of legal and ethical principles to the healthcare field. This introductory text covers topics such as patient and healthcare-provider rights and related laws, legal issues related to health information technology, and medical-legal issues across the lifespan. In addition, situations and dilemmas that arise when professional roles and personal ethics collide are explored. Special features include case studies, court cases, and “what-if?” ethical scenarios that promote critical thinking and foster class discussion. An engaging career-focus feature introduces students to a broad range of professions in which medical law and professional ethics intersect. Chapter-review material includes a variety of questions and activities to reinforce comprehension of key concepts covered in the text. <ul>
<li> Logically organized chapter content, straightforward writing, and dynamic visual aids promote and reinforce student understanding.</li> <li> Ethical scenarios go beyond familiar, high-profile cases by addressing situations and dilemmas more common in everyday life.</li> <li> Rather than focusing on how to avoid litigation, the use of law and ethics to improve healthcare systems and the delivery of care is emphasized and encouraged.</li> </ul>

Medical Law and Professional Ethics

Science & Math

Graham, Donald

Technology

Goodheart-Willcox

Organized to follow the textbook on a chapter-by-chapter basis, providing questions to help the student review the material presented in the chapter. This supplement is a consumable resource, designed with perforated pages so that a given chapter can be removed and turned in for grading or checking.

Medical Books

Medicine

Medical Law & Professional Ethics presents the legal and ethical responsibilities associated with careers in the healthcare field. The text describes various medical laws and the legal impact experienced by professionals who are members of this community. Contemporary topics are covered at length, including the ever-important patient-professional relationship. In addition, privacy issues related to the increasingly digital format of healthcare delivery are emphasized.\nNot all legal and ethical decisions related to healthcare are clear-cut, and some critical decisions are challenging, especially those related to life and death. 
Medical Law & Professional Ethics presents strategies for making these decisions according to federal, state, and local guidelines.\nNeither medical law nor professional ethics is static, however. Advancing technologies, including those related to genetics, DNA, and electronic medical records, frequently require new legal and ethical edicts, as well as amended interpretations of existing laws and ethical standards. 
Medical Law & Professional Ethics provides clear explanations of ongoing dilemmas and includes tips for dealing with constantly changing guidelines.\nIn today’s competitive work environment, learning how to interact professionally—and legally—with customers, coworkers, and employers is one sure way to prepare for a healthcare career. No matter your career choice, 
Medical Law & Professional Ethics will help you jump-start your future.

Medical Law & Professional Ethics

The Medical Law & Professional Ethics Study Guide is organized to follow the textbook on a chapter-by-chapter basis, providing questions to help the student review the material presented in the chapter. This supplement is a consumable resource, designed with perforated pages so that a given chapter can be removed and turned in for grading or checking.

Multicultural Health

The Diversity of the United States is valuable because every culture brings with it strengths and differing perspectives. Although knowing about every culture is not possible, recognizing cultural similarities and differences is essential for delivering effective community services and one-on-one health care to individuals. The thoroughly updated third edition of Multicultural Health provides an introduction and overview to the concepts and theories related to cultural issues in health and as a primer on health issues and practices specific to certain cultural groups. 
Divided into three distinct units (The Foundations; Specific Cultural Groups; and Looking Ahead), this book contains robust pedagogy in each chapter to stimulate critical thinking and classroom and online discussions. For this new edition, the authors have added a second case study to each chapter, added new topics (e.g., generational and rural/urban cultures), and have updated and/or added statistical, legal, and health information (including COVID-19) throughout the book. 
This is a must-have text for instructors and students in both undergraduate and graduate-level programs across all of the health professions.

Graham, Donald H.

Cognella Academic Publishing

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Great Ideas: Active Ways to Teach Health and Wellness

Medical Law and Professional Ethics

Medical Law and Professional Ethics

Medical Law & Professional Ethics

Medical Law & Professional Ethics

Multicultural Health

Multicultural Health