The International Journal of Health, Wellness and Society

Volume 1, Issue 2

Published by The International Journal of Health, Wellness and Society

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Issue: Electronic $US25.00
Issue: Print $US200.00

The International Journal of Health, Wellness and Society, Volume 1. Issue: Electronic (PDF File; 3.639MB). Issue: Print (Hardback).

Articles:
• “First, do no Harm”: Uncaring and Incompetent Healthcare pp.1-12
• Inside-out Approaches to Promoting Aboriginal Australian Wellbeing: Evidence From a Decade of Community-based Participatory Research pp.13-28
• Making the Team: Threats to Health and Wellness within Sport Hazing Cultures pp.29-38
• Egyptian and U.S. Parent Attitudes Regarding Adapted Physical Activities (APA) for Children with Disabilities pp.39-50
• Effects of Augmented Feedback with Imposition Frequency in Learning Accuracy of throwing in Children pp.51-62
• The Effect of Three Different Fatigue Protocols on Dynamic Balance in Female Student Athletes pp.63-74
• The Influence of Military Culture and Veteran Worldviews on Mental Health Treatment: Practice Implications for Combat Veteran Help-seeking and Wellness pp.75-86
• Primary Prevention of Diabetes in the Middle East and North Africa Region: An Ecological Perspective pp.87-102
• Modeling Indicators of Patient Long-term Care Placement pp.103-114
• The Use of Over-the-counter Medications among High School Females pp.115-128
• An Interdisciplinary Collaborative Approach to Wellness: Adding Lawyers to the Healthcare Team to Provide Integrated Care for Patients pp.129-140
• The Relationship of Intimate Partner Violence to Health-related Quality of Life Among Couples During the Transition to Parenthood pp.141-160
• Fluid Boundaries: Conventional and Complementary/Alternative Medicine Examined pp.161-176
• This is Public Health: Australian Students’ Understanding of Public Health pp.177-196
• Noticeable Effect of Juniperus Procera as Toxoplasma Gondii Tachyzoites Inhibitor in Vivo pp.197-204
• Trends in Digital-centric Society: Relationships and Health pp.205-218
• Recombinant Molecules for a Healthy Society pp.219-226
• Making Every Contact Count: The Prevention and Lifestyle Behaviour Change Competence Framework pp.227-238