Social Capital Health and Wellbeing
Population levels of wellbeing and the association with social capital
... Self-reported health risk factor data included physical activity (derived on the amount of walking and moderate and vigorous activity in a 1 week period) [19], body mass index (BMI) which was derived from ...
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Focusing resource allocation-wellbeing as a tool for prioritizing interventions for communities at risk
... the social aspects of managing change are important, but have had difficulties operationalizing such concepts into applied research ...of wellbeing and adaptive ...subjective wellbeing, while ...
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How can social enterprises impact health and wellbeing?
... of social enterprise in relation to healthcare (Roy et ...between social enterprises which have spun off from the NHS through the Right to Request Scheme (Hall et ...wider social determinants of ...
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“Is it me or should my friends take the credit?” The role of social networks and social identity in recovery from addiction
... Consistent with previous findings (Biernacki, 1986; McIntosh & McKeganey, 2000) and social identity models of social identity (SIMOR; Best et al., 2015; SIMCM; Frings & Albery, 2015), the current ...
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THE INFLUENCE OF SOCIAL CAPITAL ON SUBJECTIVE WELLBEING: A STRUCTURAL MODEL FOR THE WEAVING INDUSTRY IN BALI PROVINCE OF INDONESIA
... their social resources (social capital) in improving the entrepreneurial orientation and business performance to achieve subjective wellbeing, particularly for the group of weaving business ...
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Oghill Nursing Home, Oghill, Monasterevin, Kildare
... The purpose of regulation in relation to designated centres is to safeguard vulnerable people of any age who are receiving residential care services. Regulation provides assurance to the public that people living in a ...
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Psychology and the Refugee Experience
... Gibbs, S. (1994) Post-war social reconstruction in Mozambique: Re-framing children’s experience of trauma and healing, Disasters, 18(3): 268-276 Gobodo-Madikizela, P. (2007) Language rules: Witnessing about trauma ...
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Economic Recession In Nigeria: An Important Risk Factor For Suicide
... mount health, social and welfare programmes and packages that will develop in people the ability to cope with adverse life events and adjust to them, a sense of personal self-worth and self-confidence, ...
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Gloucestershire clinical commissioning group’s social prescribing service: Evaluation report
... other health services primary care has no waiting list or referral criteria—they are forced to deal with the here and now in all its ramifications on a daily basis (Hardy, 2013:347); including social ...
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AN EVALUATION OF THE IMPACT OF THE 5 WAYS TO HEALTHY HEARTS PROJECT FINAL REPORT
... There is a substantial amount of deprivation in Beeston and Holbeck with subsequently poorer health. Within the 2015 index of multiple deprivation, at ward level Beeston and Holbeck are ranked ninth by their ...
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Men and masculinities: Accounts of health and social capital
... diverse social support networks (Cooper et ...ill health and stress although such support networks can change as the person grows older (Scott and Wenger, 1995; Wellman and Frank, ...on social ...
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Pathways and policy : approaches to community resource access, health and wellbeing in two New Zealand cities : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Public Health at Centre for Social and Health Outcomes Research and Evaluation, Massey University, Albany, New Zealand
... be health promoting to have an array of resources within easy reach, but people with enhanced mobility options may still be able to access such resources and enjoy a sense of wellbeing from a more isolated ...
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Scoping exercise with Black and minority ethnic groups on perceptions of mental wellbeing in Scotland Final Report August 2008
... conceptualising wellbeing so mental wellbeing is conceptualised in terms of adherence to religious teachings and as a strategy for maintaining mental wellbeing include ...material wellbeing ...
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Community-based health insurance and social capital: a review
... of social capital has been a motivation for decision-makers to reflect on issues of health improve- ...on social capital, which they consider as a powerful tool for attaining the ...
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Measuring the immeasurable? Operationalising social capital in health research
... of social capital or the health status of people who refused participation is not available, a non-response analysis could not be ...linking social capital explains only a limited ...
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ProtectED Code of Practice Instrument 1: Student Wellbeing & Mental Health
... Bespoke wellbeing and mental health awareness- raising events are provided for students in their second and third years of ...mental health concerns and risks facing students as they progress through ...
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Structural modelling of wellbeing for Indigenous Australians: importance of mental health
... of wellbeing despite socio-economic disadvantage as assessed through indicators of education, employment and income [5, ...in wellbeing are independently associated with improvements in health, ...
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Ageing well: An inquiry into older people’s experiences of community based organisations
... Subjective views of “old age” have been found to depend on the age of the person asked; the older the respondent, the later the age at which they say old age begins (Age Concern, 1992). Other studies have found that many ...
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Social cohesion matters in health
... self-rated health according to the way we lumped fair and poor health in the same ...self-rated health is not an appropriate assessment for cross-nation comparison on individual health status ...
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An occupational perspective of wellbeing: a case study of homelessness in Townsville
... The second theme ‘Seeing the Benefits’, demonstrates that art has a positive effect on peoples’ lives and encourages taking steps towards wellbeing. The chronically homeless experience high rates of mental illness ...
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