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9780826184627

Health Promotion and Aging : Practical Applications for Health Professionals

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    9780826184627

  • ISBN10:

    0826184626

  • Edition: 3rd
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2003-11-01
  • Publisher: Springer Pub Co

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Summary

Focusing on current research findings and practical applications, Haber, in this new edition, continues to stress the importance of collaboration and communication between health professionals and their clients. This expanded evidence-based Third Edition explores areas including medical screenings, health behavior, exercise, nutrition, weight management, complementary and alternative medicine, social support, and diversity. Based on the premise that every health professional should be a health educator, the book contains model programs, useful questions for discussion at the end of each chapter, checklists, a health/contract calendar, assessment tools, resource lists, and illustrations.

Author Biography

David Haber is the John and Janice Fisher Distinguished Professor of Wellness and Gerontology at Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana.

Table of Contents

List of Figures ix
List of Tables xi
Foreword xiii
Preface xix
Acknowledgments xxiii
1 Introduction 1(29)
Healthy People Initiatives
1(3)
Sociodemographic Trends
4(9)
Definitions of Healthy Aging
13(6)
Health Perspectives and Aging
19(2)
Health Care Costs
21(3)
A Health Promotion and Aging Model
24(6)
2 Health Professionals and Older Clients 30(23)
Collaboration
30(9)
Communication
39(3)
Cruising the Net
42(5)
Miscellaneous Communication Issues
47(6)
3 Clinical Preventive Services 53(31)
Medical Screenings and Prophylaxis: Considerable Controversy
53(4)
Breast Cancer
57(4)
Menopause
61(3)
Blood Pressure
64(1)
Osteoporosis
65(3)
Cholesterol
68(3)
Cervical Cancer
71(1)
Colorectal Cancer
72(1)
Prostate Cancer
73(1)
Hearing and Vision
74(2)
Oral Health
76(1)
Diabetes
77(1)
Depression
77(1)
Other Medical Screenings
78(1)
Immunizations
78(2)
Medicare Prevention
80(4)
4 Health Behavior 84(31)
Health Behavior Assessments and Interventions
85(12)
Ten Tips for Changing Health Behaviors
97(6)
Health Behavior Theories
103(12)
5 Exercise 115(39)
1996 Surgeon General's Report on Physical Activity and Health
115(2)
The Most Popular Activity of All: Walking
117(2)
Exercise for Disease Prevention and Functional Improvement
119(6)
The Four Components of My Exercise Class
125(16)
Other Exercises
141(2)
The Activity Pyramid
143(1)
Arthritis: A Barrier to Exercise and Activity
144(4)
Miscellaneous
148(6)
6 Nutrition 154(39)
The Food Guide Pyramid
155(4)
The Personalized Nutrition Bull's-Eye
159(1)
Good Nutritional Habits
160(2)
Fats
162(5)
Cholesterol
167(2)
Carbohydrates and Fiber
169(2)
Sugar
171(1)
Protein
171(1)
Water
172(1)
Vitamins and Minerals
173(1)
Sodium and High Blood Pressure
174(4)
Calcium and Osteoporosis
178(1)
Nutrition Labels
179(1)
Malnutrition
180(4)
Miscellaneous
184(9)
7 Weight Management 193(27)
Trends in Weight Gain
193(2)
Obesity and Overweight
195(1)
Genetics, Lifestyle, and Environment
196(3)
Should We Gain Weight With Age?
199(1)
Body Composition
200(1)
Exercise
201(2)
High-Protein and Low-Carbohydrate Diets
203(3)
Other Weight Loss Programs
206(2)
Caloric Input and Expenditure
208(4)
Ten Tips for Weight Loss or Maintenance
212 ac(1)
Other Weight Management Topics
213(7)
8 Complementary and Alternative Medicine 220(35)
National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine
220(1)
Prevalence of CAM
221(1)
Types of CAM
222(1)
Popular CAM Techniques
223(8)
CAM and Medical Education
231(1)
Miscellaneous
232(2)
Dietary Supplements
234(3)
Vitamin and Mineral Supplements
237(7)
Herbs
244(4)
Hormone Supplements
248(1)
Other Dietary Supplements
249(2)
Consumer Lab.com and Dietary Supplement Verification Program
251(1)
Nutraceuticals or Functional Foods and Drinks
252(3)
9 Other Health Education Topics 255(33)
Smoking
255(10)
Alcohol
265(7)
Medication Usage
272(6)
Injury Prevention
278(6)
Sleep
284(4)
10 Social Support 288(27)
Definition of Social Support
288(1)
Family, Friends, Church, and Others
289(2)
Lay Support
291(1)
Online Support
292(1)
Pet Support
292(4)
Religious or Spiritual Support
296(4)
Caregiving, Sexuality, and Other Types of Intimate Support
300(2)
Terminally Ill
302(3)
Peer Support
305(6)
Intergenerational Support
311(1)
Physician Support
312(3)
11 Mental Health 315(22)
Mental Health and Mental Illness
315(1)
Depression
316(4)
Alzheimer's Disease
320(3)
Other Mental Disorders
323(1)
Insurance Coverage
324(1)
Chronic Stress
325(4)
Stress Management
329(5)
Mental Health and Aging Resources
334(3)
12 Community Health 337(26)
Community Organizations
337(9)
Model Health Promotion Programs
346(7)
Professional Associations
353(2)
Community Volunteering
355(4)
Community Health Advocacy
359(4)
13 Diversity 363(20)
Age
363(2)
Gender
365(2)
Race and Ethnicity
367(7)
Culture
374(3)
Socioeconomic Status
377(1)
Rural
378(2)
Global
380(3)
14 Public Health 383(24)
Wellness General of the United States
384(12)
An Opposing Point of View (Sort of)
396(1)
And Now for the Rest of the Wellness General's Platform
397(10)
References 407(52)
Index 459

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