A Whole Person Care model was developed by The New England School of Whole Health Education following a 2-year pilot study that demonstrated the transformational effects of whole health education. This holistic model of health education and behavioral interaction provides a tool for nurses, physicians, and staff to redirect the momentum of care toward in-the-moment, relationship-centered whole ...

This study aimed to identify and analyze aspects regarding the preparation for the worker-user relationship in a primary health care unit in a city in the state of São Paulo-Brazil, from the perspective of welcoming. The health work process is the theoretical basis of the study; participant observation and semi-structured interviews were used as data collection techniques, and thematic analysis...

Abstract Background Motivation of health service providers (HSPs) is an important factor for delivering quality services and achieving client satisfaction. Understanding the motivation to perform therefore in providing evidence interventions. Objective To assess deliver among antenatal care public secondary facilities western Nigeria. Method A cross-sectional, facility-based study was conducted...

Introduction: The COVID-19 pandemic has not only put a strain on the health care system throughout world but had an extreme impact workers caring for these patients daily basis. These have been isolated from their families and experienced significant stress loss at work home. Some rationing of care, inadequate personal protective equipment, found themselves without resources needed to patients....

This study examines whether there is variation by worker income on how an HSA-eligible health plan affects health care services use and spending. Does the typically flat-dollar gap between a health plan’s deductible and the employer contribution to a health savings account (HSA) have a bigger impact on the use of health care services among lowerincome workers than it does for higher-income work...