Wellbeing: conceptual issues and implications for interdisciplinary work

Edmunds, S. 2010. Wellbeing: conceptual issues and implications for interdisciplinary work. Journal of Holistic Healthcare. 7 (1), pp. 9-12.

TitleWellbeing: conceptual issues and implications for interdisciplinary work
AuthorsEdmunds, S.
Abstract

Wellbeing is a common term in both policy and academia but it is often used in a conceptually vague way and means different things to different people.These issues may limit its potential to create the positive changes that are intended by those who promote wellbeing. Interdisciplinary research and practice offers great potential to further our understanding of, and ability to enhance, wellbeing. However, this type of research is challenging.

JournalJournal of Holistic Healthcare
Journal citation7 (1), pp. 9-12
ISSN1743-9493
YearMay 2010
PublisherBritish Holistic Medicine Association
Publication dates
PublishedMay 2010

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