Premature deaths are often caused by decisions that are dis-integrated from healthy thoughts and feelings.
Aldous Huxley used the idea of chemical mood control even earlier, in "Brave New World," but Dick took speculative fiction's rarefied thought experiments and integrated them into the humble fabric of everyday life.
The rigid boundaries among disciplines of knowledge along with semiautonomous development of knowledge in each field have been long-standing obstacles to interdisciplinary thought and practice necessary for integrated impact assessment (Rattle and Kwiatkowski 2003).
Lessons learned in implementing and expanding an integrated ultrasound curriculum are also presented as are thoughts on future directions of undergraduate ultrasound education.
It not only refers to the ability to detect and consider discrete psychological phenomena (for example: recognizing a thought), but also to the ability to integrate these phenomena into an integrated, complex representation of self and others [ 12].
The purpose of this review is to share the integrated curriculum, the lessons learned, and to offer some thoughts on what the future may hold for ultrasound as a standard in medical education.
Its scenes contain nuggets of information that seem to convey the very nature of integrated modernity, of high government policies and granular practices, of abstract thought and physical action, of the very nature of power.
He evidently regards imagination as a sort of subordinate faculty, integrated in various ways with the faculties of nutrition, perception, and thought.
Three distinct yet complementary phases constitute the backbone of the methodology, which is innovative since it is a well-thought-out combination of well-established methods in a single integrated methodological framework.
