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Public health. --- Medical policy. --- Medical care. --- Medicine, Preventive. --- Medical care --- Medical policy --- Medicine, Preventive --- Public health. --- Public Health. --- Health Policy. --- Economics, Medical.

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Ebola virus disease --- Epidemics --- Medicine, Preventive --- Interagency coordination --- Government policy --- Government policy

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The politics of public health in modern democracies concerns the balance between rights and responsibilities. This equilibrium of citizenship is under perpetual negotiation, but it was particularly intense in mid-nineteenth-century Britain when public health became deeply embedded as a state practice. Using extensive archival research, Intrusive Interventions examines the contested realm ofVictorian liberal subjectivity through an interconnected group of policies: infectious disease reporting, domestic quarantine, mandatory removal to isolation hospital, contact tracing, and the disinfection of homes and belongings. These techniques of infectious disease surveillance eventually became one of the most powerful and controversial set of tools in modern public health. One of the crucial questions for liberal democracies has been how the state relates to the private family in shaping duties, responsibilities, rights, and needs. Intrusive Interventions argues that thegaze of public health was retrained onto everyday behaviors and demonstrates that infectious disease surveillance attempted to govern through the agency of family and through the concept of domesticity. This fresh interpretation of public health practice during the Victorian and Edwardian periods complements studies that have examined domestic visiting, the infant welfare movement, child protection, and school welfare.--

Communicable diseases --- Epidemiology --- Medicine, Preventive --- Public health --- Maladies infectieuses --- Epidémiologie --- Médecine préventive --- History --- Histoire

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As the Nation's Doctor, the Surgeon General nominated by the President with advice and consent of the Senate, provides Americans with scientific information on how to improve their health and reduce the risk of illness and injury. In 2010, the Affordable Care Act designated the Surgeon General as the Chair of the National Prevention Council, which provides coordination and leadership with respect to prevention, wellness, and health promotion activities. This site presents Surgeon General's reports, public health reports, Calls to Action, and conference and workshop publications on related topics.

Surgeons --- Medicine, Preventive --- Public health --- Well-being --- Health services administration --- Management. --- National Prevention Council (U.S.) --- United States.

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This engaging new text teaches students, residents, and practitioners of all ages how to use insights from both pathologists and dermatologists to improve their comprehension of skin disorders. It is meant to bridge the gap between dermatology and dermapathology and explores the questions that practitioners have that fall between the two subjects. What is a dermatologist to do with a pathology report that has a histological rather than a clinical diagnosis? What is to be done with old names of disorders that some clinicians still use? Why do some disorders have many names, and which is better and why? These and dozens of other questions are answered in Practical Skin Pathology, the only book of its kind to address both the clinical education of each disease as well as the pathology findings. Authored by a leader in clinical dermatology, dermatopathology, and skin immunology, Practical Skin Pathology is written for dermatologists, dermatology residents, and dermatopathologists. Addressing such questions as whether to accept a differential diagnosis from a dermatopathologist rather than a specific diagnosis and when, to how to help a pathologists give a dermatologist the best possible interpretation of a biopsy, this quick reference includes color illustrations, images, and tables to better assist the physician in answering these common questions and concerns.

Medicine & Public Health. --- Dermatology. --- Pathology. --- Medicine. --- Médecine --- Dermatologie --- Pathologie --- Skin -- Diseases. --- Medicine --- Health & Biological Sciences --- Dermatology --- Skin --- Diseases. --- Cutaneous diseases --- Dermatoses --- Disease (Pathology) --- Medical sciences --- Diseases --- Medicine, Preventive