living well
Living well, taking control: Fidelity of implementation study
... Since 2013, Westbank Community Health Care (CHC) and partner organisations have been delivering Living Well, Taking Control (LWTC), a community-based diabetes prevention and management programme. The core ...
30
Living well by design : an account of permissible public nudging
... to living well” (2011: ...that living well requires “that you live in response to […] your situation and the values you find appropriate”, and that doing so requires ethical independence in ...
211
Preparing Christians to Die Faithfully By Living Well
... dying well is living well and we live well through engaging in practic- es that contribute to good habits and character ...By living out those practices year after year we form habits ...
6
Facilitating education in pulmonary rehabilitation using the Living Well with COPD programme for pulmonary rehabilitation: a process evaluation
... We would like to acknowledge the Department of Employment and Learning, charitable funds from the Belfast HSC Trust (City Hospital) and the Health and Social Care Research and Development Office who part funded this ...
10
Living well with dementia: National Dementia Strategy
... live well with ...between living well with dementia and having a poor quality of ...are well informed, and where the fear and stigma associated with dementia have been ...
102
Improving the experience of dementia and enhancing active life - living well with dementia: study protocol for the IDEAL study
... addressing living well with demen- tia, or explaining how social and psychological factors influence the ability to live well, that can inform policy and ...live well with ...to living ...
15
Evaluation of living well, taking control: A community based diabetes prevention and management programme
... The Living Well, Taking Control programme was developed by Westbank based on a programme originally devised by Health Exchange, as part of its range of healthy lifestyle initiatives directed at preventing ...
71
Living well with disability: needs, values and competing factors
... ‘living well’ was ...‘living well’ (in relation to physical activity and eating healthily) was important to disabled people, it was perhaps unsurprisingly broader than ...in living ...
12
The Meaning of Reconciliation: Living Well with and for Others
... perspective living well for others reflects the belief that God created human beings to be in community with each other and in relationship with the ...and living with regard for others, is not an ...
8
Living well with a long term condition : service users’ perspectives of a self management intervention
... extend well beyond symptom- management or a healthy lifestyle. Living well with an LTC encompasses psychological adjustment, social engagement and adjusted self-identity and life ...
35
Expanding the Circle: Developing an American Indian Political Theory for Living Well in the Twenty-First Century
... The importance of involving everyone involved in applying a principle, process, or program extends across the full range of human activity. Among the fields discussed in this chapter, for instance, organizational ...
57
Ethiopian Jewish immigrants in Israel: Living well and "becoming deaf" in the homeland
... After having accompanied Mama Gevia to several trips to the farenge doctor, she suggested a visit to the local Ethiopian medicine man Alequa Atnafu. We were ushered through the living room into his consulting ...
248
Living Right and Living Well
... Moral philosophers have done well to emphasize impartial moral concerns since we are far more likely to ignore strangers in favor of loved ones than we are to abandon loved ones in order[r] ...
12
Understanding the ups and downs of living well: the voices of people experiencing early mental health recovery
... While challenges of experiencing mental illnesses, par- ticularly those with illnesses labelled severe and persist- ent, are well reported, an account of these challenges are absent from much of the ...
10
Living well within limits
... Unsurprisingly, the SDC believes that any indicator of national performance needs to be conceived in terms of measuring progress towards sustainable development. This view was, in the main, supported by the deliberations ...
12
Living well with dementia together : affiliation as a fertile functioning
... Justice requires that public policy improve the lives of disadvantaged members of society. Dementia is a source of disadvantage, and a growing global public health challenge. This paper examines the theoretical and ...
24
Quality outcomes for people with dementia: building on the work of the National Dementia Strategy
... Living well with dementia: A National Dementia Strategy, Department of Health, 3 February 2009 Living well with dementia: A National Dementia Strategy Implementation Plan, Department of [r] ...
22
Socio-economic factors related with the subjective well-being of the rural elderly people living independently in China
... The rural elderly living independently was composed of 256 males and 280 females, as indicated in Table 1. The average age was 76.23 ± 7.86 years old. Among the participants, 265 respondents were aged between 65 ...
9
Positive well being of people with a chronic pain disorder The role of psychological inflexibility and engaged living
... definition, well-being is here defined in positive terms through an optimal functioning in emotional, psychological and social ...positive well-being (Hone, Jarden, Schofield & Duncan, 2014; Keyes, ...
28
Single women and later life: health and well-being of older single women living alone on the UK
... people living alone (Macvarish, 2006) with the majority of them being ...women living alone are more likely to have relatively less material resources than their male counterparts (Gaymu and Springer, 2010) ...
20