| Engel would have seen biopsychosocial factors everywhere in Le Roy, a town that changed, like so many others in Western New York, when its factories closed down. |
| In this book, the biopsychosocial model has been used in assessment, treatment and prevention of mental health disorders. |
| Indeed, treating a patient from the neck-up or the neck-down is not consistent with the comprehensive biopsychosocial model used in medicine. |
| Identify strengths of an integrated biopsychosocial model, and develop a case formulation based on the integrated biopsychosocial model. |
| This biopsychosocial approach to individual development is the core of this report. |
| As a physician-epidemiologist, with special expertise in prevention, his main area of interest is the biopsychosocial determinants of health status at the population level. |
