Literature DB >> 10269596

Churches are joining the health care team.

G F Westberg.   

Abstract

Although the extent of formal health-related programs in churches has not been well defined, sufficient anecdotal and empiric evidence exists to indicate that churches are becoming more involved in matters related to the health of their congregations and their communities. A pioneer in this field discusses how churches have been joined by physicians, other health professionals, and major medical centers in a wholistic health care program.

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Year:  1984        PMID: 10269596

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Urban Health        ISSN: 0191-8257


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