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Resources
About Salutogenesis
Elements of the Salutogenic Paradigm
Sense of coherence (SOC)
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General resistance resources (GRRs)
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Specific resistance resources (SRRs)
Additional features
Upstream focus
Measuring well-being
Embrace complexity
Multidisciplinary
Personal Salutogenesis
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General Resources
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Glossary of terms
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Resources for Salutogenesis First 1000 Days of Life
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Resources for Political Salutogenesis
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Outcome Monitoring Dashboard : Develop an online dashboard tracking well-being outcomes, designed with user-friendliness in mind to enable citizens to easily manage and interact with this data. Understanding the real-time impact of policies can enhance the manageability aspect of citizens' SoC.
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Gross Flourishing Index (GFI) : Create a GFI that takes a holistic approach to measuring societal well-being, incorporating indicators that citizens find meaningful—mental and emotional health, social connections, and more. Knowing that meaningful aspects of life are being measured and considered in policymaking enhances individuals' SoC.
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Policy and Legislation Recommendations : Use research and data insights to propose policy recommendations that are coherent and aligned with the needs and preferences of the community. This will foster a sense of coherence among citizens, who will find it easier to understand and engage with political systems that reflect their values and needs.
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Political Ecosystem Education: Design a curriculum that explains the political system in a coherent, manageable, and meaningful way. Being educated about the political ecosystem enhances comprehensibility, making it easier to engage with (manageability), and imbuing the process with a sense of purpose (meaningfulness).