Health Promotion - Strategy of improving the populations health by providing necessary
information and tools so that individuals, groups can make informed decisions that promote
health and wellness.
Physiotherapist
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Health Promotion - Strategy of improving the populations health by providing necessary
information and tools so that individuals, groups can make informed decisions that promote
health and wellness.
Physiotherapist - Focuses on rehabilitation; assist clients with musculoskeletal impairments;
focuses on restoring function and preventing disability from illness and injury.
Stress - The emotional, behavioural, or physical response to an event or situation.
Beneficence - Doing or promoting good.
Physician - Diagnoses and treats clients with illness and injuries.
Battery - The touching of a persons body without the persons consent.
Consent - Agreeing or giving approval
Client - A person receiving care or support services in a community setting.
Non-Maleficence - The ethical principle of doing no harm.
Negligence - Failure to act in a careful or competent manner resulting in harm to a person or
damage to property.
Resident - Person living in a long term care facility.
Stressor - An event or situation that causes stress.
Autonomy - Having the freedom and choice to make decisions that affects ones life.
Dietitian - Assesses and plans for nutritional needs; teaches clients about nutrition, food
selections and preparation.
Justice - Fair and equal treatment.
Social Worker - Helps clients and families deal with social and emotional issues related to illness
and recovery.
Liable - Being legally responsible
Disease Prevention - Strategies that prevent the occurrence of the disease or injury...
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