There are many things that influence health care beliefs and practices. The main ones are culture and religion in various communities.
Atheism isn't a belief system and doesn't have particular health care practises.
In order to monitor the effectiveness of communications systems and practices in health care a system must be placed that is able to track and observe all data and information.
family plays an important role in health and disease.marriage as well as family have their influence on the health and disease of people ie.its members such as care during pregnancy, postnatal care ,care of diseased, care of aged, socialization and reduction in antisocial behavior.
There is no doubt that it does.
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Scientific medicine.
Randolph Quaye has written: 'African Americans' health care practices, perspectives, and needs' -- subject(s): Health and hygiene, Health Services Accessibility, Economics, Medical care, Patient Acceptance of Health Care, Health services accessibility, African Americans
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Curative care refers to health care practices that treat patients with the intent of curing them, not just reducing their pain or stress. An example is chemotherapy, which seeks to cure cancer patients. ... But that doesn't mean they won't have coverage for any curative care.
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Your question is very general, but Baptists don't usually have any religious practices affecting health care. Baptists accept medical science and its practice. If you have a specific area of health care to address, I'm glad to do so.