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Improving the health of the population requires a public health perspective. We have written this book to demonstrate its nature. Improving the population’s health is the occupational raison d'etre of public health professionals. However, because the population’s health is affected by all facets of society’s activities (see Figure A), possessing a public health perspective is relevant to a wide variety of other professions and disciplines. Although doctors and nurses, social workers, teachers, etc., work with individuals, this book provides new insights for them to consider individuals within the wider context and offers increased possibilities for problem solving. For example, poor li...
Frankie Grayson, the loquacious hero of Emilia M. D'Andrea Nichols'Divorce without Permission, is an ordinary twelve-year-old boy whose quiet life is suddenly shattered by his feuding parents. Struggling to deal with the palpable tension at home and the daily rigors of pre-teen angst, Frankie learns the value of self-resilience as he strives to overcome his first "grown-up problems".
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Based on the popular courses run by the Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine in Oxford, and written by leading figures working in the field of evidence-based medicine, this workbook provides papers appropriate for the study of mental health.