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ISBN: 978-973-749-947-9
Publisher year: 2010
Edition: I
Pages: 325
Publisher: Editura Universitara
Author: Vasile G. Ciubotaru
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Health optimization is a multifaceted approach, which tends to increase the level of human functionality, to improve existence, to reduce disability. The studies in this volume cover some current issues regarding the health of our population: spinal cord diseases, whose incidence has increased significantly in recent years, aspects of neuropsychic assessment and recovery, the study and therapies of special disabilities, women's health, etc. . ... and up to the field of advertising in the field of products and services, as an aspect of health promotion and optimization. All chapters highlight recent perspectives, combining theoretical and applied aspects.
Regarding the title of the paper, the phrase "health optimization" has a generic role, suggesting the authors' intention to highlight not only a state of affairs, but also some ameliorating directions.
The work manages to bring together the contributions of Romanian authors working in academic institutions or prestigious medical units. The book provides new information opportunities for specialists in the field, offers guidelines to practitioners directly faced with problems they want to find interpretations and remedies.
Regarding the title of the paper, the phrase "health optimization" has a generic role, suggesting the authors' intention to highlight not only a state of affairs, but also some ameliorating directions.
The work manages to bring together the contributions of Romanian authors working in academic institutions or prestigious medical units. The book provides new information opportunities for specialists in the field, offers guidelines to practitioners directly faced with problems they want to find interpretations and remedies.
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Dr. VASILE GH. CIUBOTARU is a primary neurosurgeon, doctor of medical sciences. He is the Head of the III Neurosurgery Clinic at the Bagdasar-Arseni Emergency Clinical Hospital. Special professional achievements: the first endoscopic ventriculocisternostomy in Romania; the first intraoperative determination of the evoked potentials in Romania; introduction of the operating microscope and endoscopic assistance in the transsphenoidal approach of pituitary tumors; the first endoscopic transfenoidal approach of a pituitary tumor in Romania. He has been Treasurer of the Romanian Society of Neurosurgery since 1990; organizer of over 20 national and international scientific events; over
100 participations in scientific events; author of numerous papers in the field of neurosurgery and health management.
EUGEN AVRAM is a University Lecturer, PhD in psychology (a positive psychology thesis, at the University of Bucharest), holder in the Department of Psychology of the University of Bucharest and specialist clinical psychologist at the Emergency Clinical Hospital "Bagdasar-Arseni", Neurosurgery III . His specializations include (master studies): health management, cognitive-behavioral psychotherapy, organizational psychology. He also attended a series of specialization courses in management systems. He is the author and coordinator of several volumes in the field of health, neuropsychology, personality psychology and organizational psychology, over 20 chapters in collective volumes, 30 studies in periodicals, 3 articles in ISI-listed journals.
100 participations in scientific events; author of numerous papers in the field of neurosurgery and health management.
EUGEN AVRAM is a University Lecturer, PhD in psychology (a positive psychology thesis, at the University of Bucharest), holder in the Department of Psychology of the University of Bucharest and specialist clinical psychologist at the Emergency Clinical Hospital "Bagdasar-Arseni", Neurosurgery III . His specializations include (master studies): health management, cognitive-behavioral psychotherapy, organizational psychology. He also attended a series of specialization courses in management systems. He is the author and coordinator of several volumes in the field of health, neuropsychology, personality psychology and organizational psychology, over 20 chapters in collective volumes, 30 studies in periodicals, 3 articles in ISI-listed journals.
Part I
Clinical neuroscience
Chapter 1
Vasile G. Ciubotaru
Spinal cord pathologies and quality of life / 15
Chapter 2
Jean Ciurea, Alin Rasina
Pain surgery in oncology / 32
Chapter 3
Ligia Tataranu
Directions for neuropsychic rehabilitation / 58
Chapter 4
Eugen Avram
Optimizing the quality of life of patients with epilepsy / 75
Part II
Psychopedagogical interventions
Chapter 5
Adina V. Marinache
Pedagogical strategies for integrating new technologies in the learning therapy approach developed with children with special educational needs / 93
Chapter 6
Claudia V. Marinache
Tactile sense in the context of organizing and structuring space for the blind / 109
Chapter 7
Claudia V. Marinache
Assessment of tactile abilities in the blind / 127
Part III
Psychosomatics
Chapter 8
Simona Trifu, Diana Onila, Laura Busuioc
Psychosomatic diseases and mental fragility from a personological perspective / 157
Chapter 9
Cristina I. Codreanu
Quitting smoking / 200
Chapter 10
Iuliana E. Molnar
Heart diseases and lifestyle / 222
Chapter 11
Corina L. Olteanu
Aspects of the use of natural medicine / 240
Part IV
Personal and social optimization
Chapter 12
Ghiocel Bota
Leisure and health management / 257
Chapter 13
Daniela Ionescu
Sport and personal optimization / 173
Chapter 14
Corina Folostina, Ruxandra Folostina
Women's health: current challenges / 283
Chapter 15
Andrei-Gabriel Stancu
The impact of advertisements on consumer behavior / 313
Clinical neuroscience
Chapter 1
Vasile G. Ciubotaru
Spinal cord pathologies and quality of life / 15
Chapter 2
Jean Ciurea, Alin Rasina
Pain surgery in oncology / 32
Chapter 3
Ligia Tataranu
Directions for neuropsychic rehabilitation / 58
Chapter 4
Eugen Avram
Optimizing the quality of life of patients with epilepsy / 75
Part II
Psychopedagogical interventions
Chapter 5
Adina V. Marinache
Pedagogical strategies for integrating new technologies in the learning therapy approach developed with children with special educational needs / 93
Chapter 6
Claudia V. Marinache
Tactile sense in the context of organizing and structuring space for the blind / 109
Chapter 7
Claudia V. Marinache
Assessment of tactile abilities in the blind / 127
Part III
Psychosomatics
Chapter 8
Simona Trifu, Diana Onila, Laura Busuioc
Psychosomatic diseases and mental fragility from a personological perspective / 157
Chapter 9
Cristina I. Codreanu
Quitting smoking / 200
Chapter 10
Iuliana E. Molnar
Heart diseases and lifestyle / 222
Chapter 11
Corina L. Olteanu
Aspects of the use of natural medicine / 240
Part IV
Personal and social optimization
Chapter 12
Ghiocel Bota
Leisure and health management / 257
Chapter 13
Daniela Ionescu
Sport and personal optimization / 173
Chapter 14
Corina Folostina, Ruxandra Folostina
Women's health: current challenges / 283
Chapter 15
Andrei-Gabriel Stancu
The impact of advertisements on consumer behavior / 313
Health sciences are today one of the most important activities for maintaining and evolving human society. They include a wide range of disciplines: medicine, health psychology, biostatistics, health sociology, health management, etc. Over time, the contributions in the field have been spectacular, the major "leaps" have allowed the development both conceptually and applicatively.
The WHO (World Health Organization) defines health as a complete state of well-being on a physical, mental and social level and not just the simple absence of disease or infirmity. This definition has existed since 1946, officially accepted as a WHO point of view in 1948 and unchanged to this day. However, current medical practice is not always guided by the ideal precept regarding health. Many other issues are taken into account by the WHO when assessing the level of human functionality or dysfunction. One of the significant issues raised in recent years in the literature has been the accepted terminology, which today allows the circulation of several terms and / or phrases, apparently identical: deficiency, disability, incapacity, disability, special educational requirements (SEN) . A brief definition of them is able to outline the main delimitations at the conceptual level. Deficiency represents any disturbance of the normal structure and functions of the organism, any loss or anomaly of the psychic, physiological or anatomical structure or function. Disability is the partial or total reduction of the possibility to perform an activity (motor or cognitive) in conditions considered normal, due to a deficiency. Disability is a social disadvantage, resulting from a deficiency or inability, which affects and limits the individual's chances of exercising his normal role, according to age, sex, social and cultural environment; it limits or prevents a person from assuming his social role, as a result of an organic disease, physical, intellectual or sensory deficiencies.
UN resolution 48/1996 defines disability as "the loss or limitation of the chances of taking part in the life of the community at a level equivalent to its other members". In the opinion of the same author, "the hostile or indifferent social environment produces the state of disability".
Recent data, provided by the World Health Organization (WHO), estimates that there are 650 million people with disabilities globally.
According to the WHO, disability is an umbrella concept that covers a wide range, including deficiencies of any kind, limitations in activity, restrictions on participation. Deficiency involves a problem in the structure or functioning of the body (located at an organic or functional level). Limitation in activity is a difficulty encountered by an individual in performing a task or action, while restriction of participation is a problem experienced by an individual in solving life situations.
Health optimization is a multifaceted approach, which tends to increase the level of human functionality, to improve existence, to reduce disability. The studies in this volume cover some current issues regarding the health of our population: spinal cord diseases, whose incidence has increased significantly in recent years, aspects of neuropsychic assessment and recovery, the study and therapies of special disabilities, women's health, etc. . ... and up to the field of advertising in the field of products and services, as an aspect of health promotion and optimization. All chapters highlight recent perspectives, combining theoretical and applied aspects.
Regarding the title of the paper, the phrase "health optimization" has a generic role, suggesting the authors' intention to highlight not only a state of affairs, but also some ameliorating directions.
The work manages to bring together the contributions of Romanian authors working in academic institutions or prestigious medical units. The book provides new information opportunities for specialists in the field, offers guidelines to practitioners directly faced with problems they want to find interpretations and remedies.
Vasile G. Ciubotaru, Eugen Avram
The WHO (World Health Organization) defines health as a complete state of well-being on a physical, mental and social level and not just the simple absence of disease or infirmity. This definition has existed since 1946, officially accepted as a WHO point of view in 1948 and unchanged to this day. However, current medical practice is not always guided by the ideal precept regarding health. Many other issues are taken into account by the WHO when assessing the level of human functionality or dysfunction. One of the significant issues raised in recent years in the literature has been the accepted terminology, which today allows the circulation of several terms and / or phrases, apparently identical: deficiency, disability, incapacity, disability, special educational requirements (SEN) . A brief definition of them is able to outline the main delimitations at the conceptual level. Deficiency represents any disturbance of the normal structure and functions of the organism, any loss or anomaly of the psychic, physiological or anatomical structure or function. Disability is the partial or total reduction of the possibility to perform an activity (motor or cognitive) in conditions considered normal, due to a deficiency. Disability is a social disadvantage, resulting from a deficiency or inability, which affects and limits the individual's chances of exercising his normal role, according to age, sex, social and cultural environment; it limits or prevents a person from assuming his social role, as a result of an organic disease, physical, intellectual or sensory deficiencies.
UN resolution 48/1996 defines disability as "the loss or limitation of the chances of taking part in the life of the community at a level equivalent to its other members". In the opinion of the same author, "the hostile or indifferent social environment produces the state of disability".
Recent data, provided by the World Health Organization (WHO), estimates that there are 650 million people with disabilities globally.
According to the WHO, disability is an umbrella concept that covers a wide range, including deficiencies of any kind, limitations in activity, restrictions on participation. Deficiency involves a problem in the structure or functioning of the body (located at an organic or functional level). Limitation in activity is a difficulty encountered by an individual in performing a task or action, while restriction of participation is a problem experienced by an individual in solving life situations.
Health optimization is a multifaceted approach, which tends to increase the level of human functionality, to improve existence, to reduce disability. The studies in this volume cover some current issues regarding the health of our population: spinal cord diseases, whose incidence has increased significantly in recent years, aspects of neuropsychic assessment and recovery, the study and therapies of special disabilities, women's health, etc. . ... and up to the field of advertising in the field of products and services, as an aspect of health promotion and optimization. All chapters highlight recent perspectives, combining theoretical and applied aspects.
Regarding the title of the paper, the phrase "health optimization" has a generic role, suggesting the authors' intention to highlight not only a state of affairs, but also some ameliorating directions.
The work manages to bring together the contributions of Romanian authors working in academic institutions or prestigious medical units. The book provides new information opportunities for specialists in the field, offers guidelines to practitioners directly faced with problems they want to find interpretations and remedies.
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