Women who are homeless experience health problems due to many factors, including poor
nutrition. This paper describes a nutritional assessment of women who are homeless living …

Extensive research has shown high rates of burnout among physicians, including those
who work in academic health centers. Little is known, however, about stress, burnout, and …

This article describes an innovative program to meet the needs of homeless women,
children, and families residing at a transitional living center in an urban setting. The program …

Preemployment evaluations present primary care physicians with numerous medical, ethical,
and legal dilemmas. These examinations are especially problematic for community-based …

The law provides that persons with disabilities will have equal access to medical care, through
prohibiting discrimination based on disability and through the de sign and construction of …

Those halcyon days of an unhindered, dyadic doctor-patient relationship never really
existed. There have always been intrusions, whether from concerned family members or from …

The health and well-being of American surgery is dependent on the health and well-being
of American surgeons. It is not enough to take exquisite care of our patients; we must also …

J^ einhold Niebuhr seldom used the term" human rights," but the issue was a preoccupation
of his during the decades of the forties and fifties. He was less optimistic than many Western …

Economic, social, legal, and political factors have combined to produce major changes in
medical practice and health care policy. Concern about patients’ rights and autonomy, as well …

… Holleman, Warren L. … [Rezension von: Holleman, Warren Lee, The Human Rights
Movement: Western Values and Theological Perspectives] (1990) (Agnew, Elizabeth N.) …