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• Public health intervention
  == Public Health Intervention == ...us' meaning 'public', 'salus' meaning 'health', and 'interventio' meaning 'intervention'.
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• Intervention study
  == Intervention Study == ...Medicine|medicine]], [[Psychology|psychology]], and [[Public Health|public health]]. It involves the implementation of certain measures or treatments to obse
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• Intervention
  == Intervention (medicine) == '''Intervention''' (pronounced: /ˌɪntərˈvɛnʃən/) is a broad term often used in the f
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• Intervention mapping
  == Intervention Mapping == ...systematic approach to [[health promotion]] program planning, which guides health promoters through a series of steps to develop theory- and evidence-based i
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• Benefit
  ...he positive outcome or advantage that a patient receives from a treatment, intervention, or procedure. ...alth, mental health, or overall well-being. The benefits of a treatment or intervention are often weighed against its potential risks or side effects in a process
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• Medical intervention
  == Medical intervention == ...to the actions taken by medical professionals to prevent, manage, or treat health conditions. The term is derived from the Latin words 'medicus' meaning 'phy
  2 KB (248 words) - 06:43, 13 February 2024
• Benefits
  ...ntages that are derived from a particular medical treatment, procedure, or intervention. ...e the positive effects that a treatment or intervention has on a patient's health or well-being.
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• Tailored intervention
  |Term=tailored intervention ...or other types of treatment specific to an individual or group to improve health or change behavior 
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• Public health intervention
  == Public Health Intervention == ...us' meaning 'public', 'salus' meaning 'health', and 'interventio' meaning 'intervention'.
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• Crisis intervention
  == Crisis intervention == '''Crisis intervention''' (pronunciation: /ˈkraɪsɪs ɪntəˈvɛnʃən/) is a type of immediate
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• Seclusion
  ...ple. This term is often used in the context of [[healthcare]] and [[mental health]] to refer to the practice of isolating a patient for the safety of themsel ...when a patient is deemed a risk to themselves or others. It is a form of [[intervention]] used in psychiatric hospitals, but its use is heavily regulated and is co
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• Erich Lindemann
  ...is work has greatly influenced the understanding and treatment of [[mental health]] issues related to grief and loss. ...mental health issues, a concept that has greatly influenced modern crisis intervention strategies.
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• Patrick McGorry
  ...ty of Melbourne]]. He is renowned for his work in the development of early intervention services for young people with emerging mental disorders, particularly [[ps * [[Psychiatrist]]: A medical doctor who specializes in mental health, including substance use disorders. Psychiatrists are qualified to assess b
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• Early intervention
  == Early Intervention == ...d toddlers with developmental delays or disabilities. The concept of early intervention is rooted in the belief that the earlier a child receives help, the better
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• Psychiatric casualty
  ...state worsens rapidly and drastically, often to the point where immediate intervention is required to prevent harm to the individual or others. ...s used in the field of [[psychiatry]] to denote a severe and sudden mental health crisis.
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• American indian
  ...ɪndɪən ˈmɛdɪsɪn/) refers to the traditional healing practices and holistic health systems of the [[Indigenous peoples of the Americas|American Indians]]. ...e", which in this context refers to the practices and knowledge related to health and healing.
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• Health information
  == Health Information == ...cal conditions]], [[healthcare services]], [[healthcare providers]], and [[health outcomes]].
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• Providence
  ...s of faith-based healing, spirituality in medicine, and the role of divine intervention in medical outcomes. ...Healing]]: A method of treatment that involves prayer and faith in divine intervention.
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• Appropriate
  ...e, often used in medical context to describe a treatment, intervention, or health care practice that is suitable or fitting for a particular patient, conditi ...medicine, it often refers to the degree to which a particular treatment or intervention fits a patient's needs and circumstances.
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• Unassisted childbirth
  ...th" is derived from the English words "unassisted" meaning without help or intervention, and "childbirth" referring to the process of delivering a baby. ...cluding the potential for complications that may require emergency medical intervention.
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• Medical observation
  ...ndition, the effectiveness of a treatment, or the need for further medical intervention. ...often involves the use of medical equipment to track vital signs and other health indicators.
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