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Wellbeing, Whole Health and Societal Transformation: Theoretical Insights and Practical Applications
Global Advances in Health and Medicine, Volume: 11
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Andrew Kemp , Zoe Fisher
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Society faces several major interrelated challenges which have an increasingly profound impact on global health including inequalities, inequities, chronic disease and the climate catastrophe. We argue here that a focus on the determinants of wellbeing across multiple domains offers under-realised p...
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