Health and Wellbeing: Concept, Challenges, Impact and Strategies

This report discusses the concept, challenges, impact, and strategies related to health and wellbeing. It analyzes the interrelation between health and wellbeing, and how they contribute to the quality of life. The report also highlights the factors that affect the positive outcome of people and how a positive approach can develop the quality of health.

Health and wellbeing

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................1
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................4
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................5

INTRODUCTION
Health and wellbeing is defined as the achievement and the maintenance which is related
with physical fitness and mental stability (Cornet and et. al., 2018). In addition, they used to
ensure that the major of people with the worst health outcome that is getting supported and they
need proper aspect that is related with the quality of life. The health and wellbeing is referring as
assets which is required by all age group for the formulation of happiness and resilience. It also
shows positive effect on the mental health. In this, having s better communication which is used
to provide the support and reassurance that is eating healthily and exercising on the regular way.
In addition to this, people are usually spending time with the people who usually similar interest
that is experiencing the new things which is majorly include different type of foods, travelling
and meeting new people develop happiness and wellness among the population. In this report,
the major of discussion is based health and wellbeing which derive the concept, challenge,
impact and strategies which help to reduce the complication during the health and wellbeing
(Birch, Rishbeth, and Payne, 2020).
MAIN BODY
Wellbeing is defined as the positive outcome which is showing the meaning aspect towards
the people and for many sector that include society. it is useful to people who usually perceive
that their lives are going well and full of wellness (Shanahan and et. al., 2019). The good living
condition which may include housing, employment is the fundamental that is related with
wellbeing and resilience. In addition, there are number of indicator that usually helpful in order
to measure the condition of living but they do not measure the people think and feel about their
lives that is quality of relationship, their positive emotions and resilience. In addition, the
realization of their potential or their overall satisfaction with the life which is related with aspect
of wellbeing. The wellbeing generally includes the judgement of life satisfaction and feeling
which is ranging from the depression to joy (Deroy and Schütze, 2021).
The wellbeing usually helpful in order to integrate mental health that is related with mind
and physical health that is body which is usually showing the result which is more holistic
approaches to disease in term of prevention and health promotion (Papa, Mital, Pisano, and Del
Giudice, 2020). Therefore, the wellbeing is also show the aspect that is valid outcome in term of
population which is usually measure the morbidity, mortality and economic status that is helpful
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in order to perceive their life which is going through the term of perspective. In addition to this,
the wellbeing is defined as the advance outcome which is associated with the public health. The
wellbeing is usually related with the numerous of health, job, family and economically related
benefits (Weinert and Gubin, 2018). In consideration with the example, there are higher level of
wellbeing that is associated with the lower risk of diseases, illness and injury. In the better
immune functioning of individual also generate an aspect which is useful to develop quality of
health and wellbeing. The individual with the high level of wellbeing which is more productive
during the work and they are even more likely to contribute within the communities and social
group (Forward, Khan, and Fox, 2021).
There are various studies that is related with no consensus around the single definition that is
related with wellbeing. It is also state the general agreement which is based on the minimum,
wellbeing that include the presence of positive emotions and mood (Taylor and et. al., 2021). For
example, they contentment, happiness and more which is also show the absence of emotion
which include depression, anxiety and many more. Regarding the public health process, the
physical wellbeing that include the feeling very healthy and good which provide an aspect which
follow resilience among the people that is also examined in the different aspect of wellbeing
which include the some of the following measurement that is physical wellbeing, economic
wellbeing, social wellbeing, development and activity, emotional wellbeing and resilience and
many more term are usually useful when they are taking contribution in the discussion of
wellbeing and improving the quality of health (Kim, Vhaduri, and Poellabauer, 2020).
They are various aspect which is showing the phenomena which tend to follow the phase
that useful in order to measure the level of wellbeing and resilience. While taking contrast of
wellbeing they are subjective in term of typicality that is measured with the aspect of self-report.
For example, the, the house hold income, unemployment level and crime that render the wellness
of people. The use of both objective and subjective measure when the available that is desirable
for the public purpose (Mak, Bu, and Fancourt, 2021).
There are number of wellbeing instrument are used to available which specifically measure
the self-reported wellness which is related with several ways. They are usually depending on the
measurement of wellbeing that associated with the clinical outcome for the study that is cost
effective. For example, the wellbeing measure that psychometrically based or utility based.
Therefore, the psychometrically based on the measurement that based on the relationship which
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is between and strength among the multiple item that is being intended to measure one and more
domain which is related with wellbeing. In addition, the utility based on the measure is based on
the individual or the group preference for the particular state and they are typically anchored
between the 0 death and 1 optimum death. Therefore, the studies also used to support the use of
item that is single provide the global satisfaction that measures the wellbeing (Mann and et. al.,
2019).
While taking consideration of research, there are many of term which is synonyms whereas,
the other are usually noted that they have major difference based on the dimension that is
independent and contribute most the wellbeing (Cormack, Stanley, and Harris, 2018). This is an
evolving science with the aspect of contribution from the discipline that is based on the multiple
number. In addition, the health related quality of the life is usually linked with the outcome of
patients and generally focus on the deficit in the aspect functioning that usually include emotion
and psychological aspect which is positive, autonomic and mastery as the elements. The term
positive mental health usually calls the attention in the development of psychological elements
that comprise wellbeing from the perspective of individual interested with the primarily factor of
towards the mental health (Daykin, 2019). In addition, the perspective of positive mental health
individuals is interested in the primary factor towards the mental health resources that broadly
include psychological assets and skills essential for wellbeing and development. Therefore, the
people with a high level of emotions and those who usually believe in the aspect of functioning
that is psychologically and socially described by some people who have complete mental health
(O'Connor and et. al., 2021).
Overall, the consideration towards the well-being shoes that the factor which may influence
wellness are interrelated. In addition, the job usually provides not just money but the proper
purpose, goals, friendship, and sense of belonging (Lennon, Douglas, and Scott, 2019). Some of
the recognized factors make up for the insufficient for the others. For example, the perfect
marriage can usually compensate for the lack of friendship, while religious belief may also help
the person with the physical illness (Salomone and et. al., 2018). Wellness among the people is
help to develop health due to the practice, which may generate happiness on the emotional and
psychological level. Wellbeing is essential, but they also seem a little that is retained. Therefore,
the wellbeing is defined as the key aspect which is reliable in order to provide the quality of
health and standard of living (Perkins and et. al., 2021).
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CONCLUSION
As per the above discussion, it is analysed that the wellbeing and health is interrelated with each
other. In addition, they usually help to create the wellness that develop proper aspect for wellness
and resilience. There are numerous of factor which may affect the positive outcome of people
that directly indirectly affect the mental health or wellbeing of the individual. Moreover, the
positive approach is requiring in order to develop quality of health. The health and wellbeing is
usually related with the way which may be helpful in order to promote the healthy behaviour
which is acquire by number of people that develop happiness and build effectiveness in term of
wellbeing and health.
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