… "Full Service Schools" describes the movement to create an array of integrated support
services in schools that respond to the declining welfare of many American families and the …

… of the 1936 Social Service requirement for medical students and the creation of a major
in Rural Health at the Instituto Politécnico Nacional in Mexico City to explain how health and …

Québec's decade of experimentation with health care and social service co-operatives has
given rise to a reconfiguration of the actors in the health system. No longer do people talk …

… , and social service activities for “usila” (the elderly). The five dimensions … health influence
each other in realizing the level of health in a person, group, or community. That is why health …

… ment-style, is kid stuff compared to what is really going on within the health care system.
We are witnessing not reform, but a revolution in health care ? an industrial revolution. The …

… some historians that a revolution in social medicine took place in … It suggests that an assumption
that a revolution began and … what is social medicine and when or if a revolution, even a …

… and appraise the factors that limit competition in health care. The major portion of this article
deals with the effects of the revolution regardless of whether related to competition or not. …

… mental health professions. There is a penetration of new service delivery systems in the health
care … Of the 180 million people with health insurance coverage, 130 million are enrolled in …

… providers to develop new services in areas where health inequalities need to be tackled
through better public health and general medical services. United Health Europe has picked up …

… the mental health services have undergone three revolutions: a clinical revolution, following
… community carc; and a legislative revolution, embodied in thc Mental Health Act of tggg. The …