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    within the said career alternative. Further, in addition to discussing the roles of the workforce within the identified services, I will also highlight the impact of the said roles on health care organizations. Physical Therapist: An Overview of the Career In the words of Field (2007), "physical therapists develop therapies and exercise modalities to help patients ease pain, recover from injuries or illness, or regain use of body parts." The relevance of physical therapy as a health care profession

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    MASSAGE IN THE PEDIATRIC POPULATION The use of complementary alternative medical therapies (CAM) is increasing in incidence in the pediatric population. CAM is a division of a more broad area of medicine that is known as integrative medicine. This type of medicine’s main focus is on the person as a whole. CAM offers a variety of practices that can be applied to pediatrics. It is imperative that pediatric providers have at least some knowledge and information on different CAM treatments that are available

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    The service that I am going to discuss throughout the 7 P 's of marketing will be the service of massage therapy. The reason I feel so strongly in this service is based on the fact that I was able to see a direct advantage for the disabled and depressed patients in a nursing home setting. The development of my PRODUCT a massage service at the home health level, has already been determined to be a product that gives great patient satisfaction and relief of pain. It is this patient satisfaction

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    Therapeutic Services are careers that focus mainly on changing the health status of a patient over time (“CNFC.org”, 2001). I chose to compare three careers that fall under these services, which are Speech Language Pathology, Registered Nursing, and Massage Therapy. Although they all fall under the same cluster they differ in their own unique ways. These differences include education, income, skills, and requirements. As a college student, it has been confusing to me on what exactly I want to be

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    2014). One example in which music therapy could be use is to focus on the feelings of sadness that Mrs. Garcia still feel because of the loss of her husband. Through this therapy the therapist can help Mrs. Garcia to replace her sadness with positive and happy memories that she had with her husband. The therapist could help Mrs. Garcia to focus on the happy moments she had with her husband and stating how he is with her in spirit as way to make her feel better and have a positive attitude in her

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    Find Massage Courses in the United States and Canada. So, you've decided on a career in massage therapy - but which massage courses are right for you? Because there are several massage therapy schools and healing arts schools that provide a diverse range of massage courses, it is important that you carefully inspect curriculums to determine which program of study will best meet your professional aspirations. If you are fascinated about Egyptian healing arts, massage courses in reflexology will introduce

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    Lymphatic massage was introduced in the 1930s by Danish physiotherapists Dr. Emil Vodder and his wife (Benjamin, 2010). His wife Astrid Vodder practiced naturopath. Emil Vodder studied at the University of Copenhagen for biology, botany, and mineralogy, later began showing interest in the physical medicine along with the lymphatic system. Vodder knew many scientists who had studied the mysterious “clear water” centuries ago, scientist such as Gaspare Aselli (1581–1626) who discovered the lacteal

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    whether physical therapy is a health profession or not. The Chinese had their own beliefs on how to manage pain which was massage and it was first practiced in 3000 BC. The laws and regulations are to make sure that the physical therapy assistant and physical therapist is well educated and certified. The Chinese had their own beliefs on how to manage pain which was massage and it was practiced in 3000 BC. Greeks and romans practiced hydrotherapy by using water baths and river worships. In the 1600s

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    which pricing strategy fits better to the new service my branch wants to offer in our Health Promotions programs. Pricing Strategies In order to select the best pricing strategy for our service, it is important to understand that as a non-profit organization budged by the US government, it is not necessary to increase profits, however, we do not want to represent a big loss for our budget neither, since this money can be used for other programs offered in the community. Our branch goal is to preserve

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    require strain and exacerbate their pain. Tai chi and neural integration therapy reduce symptoms of FM and increase flexibility, balance, and strength and provide improvement in quality of life. The program team is composed of physicians and physical therapists. The medical department at the University of Pittsburgh developed an “animal-assisted therapy” study using dogs. The dogs were trained to help the patient and the

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