Risks to Students' Lives: Setting Priorities

Much of college health services work is related to long term health promotion. But there are also immediate risks to students' lives, such as death from alcohol-associated illnesses, accidents and injuries; other accidents and unintentional injuries; suicide; and, rarely, of infectious diseases...

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Alcohol Abuse
Alumni Associations
Attitude to Health
Campuses
College campuses
College students
Colleges & universities
Death
Depression (Psychology)
Drinking
Female
Health
Health Education - organization & administration
Health Priorities - organization & administration
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Injuries
Life Style
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Meningitis
Mental health
Mental Health Programs
Modeling (Psychology)
Prevention
Prevention programs
Primary Prevention - organization & administration
Prioritizing
Psychotherapy
Public health
Resistance (Psychology)
Risk Assessment
Risk Factors
Risks
School Health Services
Smoking
Student health services
Student Health Services - standards
Student Health Services - trends
Students
Suicide
Suicides & suicide attempts
United States
Universities
USA
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