Felicidad: lecciones de una nueva ciencia

Molina, Fernando Tula

doi:10.1590/15174522-017004031

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“…Actualmente emerge con fuerza la idea de que el individualismo falló y que si realmente queremos la felicidad, se precisa del cuidado personal y del cuidado del otro (Molina, 2015). Esto se hace aún más necesario frente a enfermedades dolorosas que pueden llevar a las personas a pensar que su vida no tiene sentido y a optar por terminar con ella.…”

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Persona y felicidad: aportes desde la educación, la filosofía, la historia, la ética, la política, el derecho y la bioética

Martín-Fiorino¹,

Ospina-Hernández²,

Cadavid-Claussen³

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The book includes a collection of articles resulting from research carried out by teachers of the Department of Humanities and whose thematic center is the relationship between people and happiness. Each chapter provides answers from a specific disciplinary field, through a qualitative methodology, the anthropological and ethical problem of achievement of happiness or personal human fulfillment. From education and ethics, the transition from some informative humanities to other performative ones is proposed, which integrate moral formation and values that advocate empathy and solidarity as a human path to happiness. From the anthropological keys of Leonardo Polo, the person can give meaning to their presence in the world, beyond the satisfaction of happiness itself, since human beings has a personal sense capable of manifesting themselves in the hopeful task. Likewise, from the personalistic anthropology, happiness is studied as a life project, moving from the conflict towards spirituality and proposing chose political educational transformations. In the field of historical sciences, the use of the concepts of person and happiness in the Magisterium of John xxiii underlines the perspectives suggested by the Pope and collected by successive pontiffs. From the law, the relationship is analyzed between justice and happiness, applied to the so-called “right to die with dignity”; and from the bioethics, reflections on procreation and happiness are raised based on the current debate on surrogacy.

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Persona y felicidad: aportes desde la educación, la filosofía, la historia, la ética, la política, el derecho y la bioética

Martín-Fiorino¹,

Ospina-Hernández²,

Cadavid-Claussen³

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“… 70 The impact of health on a person has a direct effect on his or her subjective well-being and creates undoubted fluctuations in life satisfaction. 71 There is diversity and inequality in healthy ageing. 72 People reaching old age will face many new risks, particularly medical risks.…”

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How to promote the healthy development of continuous participation in smart medical and elderly care systems: The dual perspective of perceived value and risk

Cao,

Dai,

2023

DIGITAL HEALTH

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Objective In an environment with an ageing population, elderly care has become a focus of social attention. The combination of smart medical care with elderly care and how to encourage the elderly to participate in the systems and enjoy a higher quality of life have become social priorities. We aimed to analyse the perceived risk and value associations of self-health management-conscious older adults regarding smart medical and elderly care systems (SMECS) and to explore the mechanisms of SMECS affecting them. Methods Using a Likert scale, we conducted a questionnaire-based survey and collected 387 valid responses. This was a cross-sectional study, and various key data were collected relating to the continued participation of older users in SMECS. Partial least squares structural equation modelling was used to explore the data. Results According to the data analysis, price, operability and personalisation all have significant correlations with perceived value and perceived risk. Perceptions of value and risk influence the continuous participation of the elderly, and this has a potentially positive effect on their mental and physical health. Conclusions Under the home-based care model, economic factors and technological accessibility were important factors affecting the elderly's continuous participation in SMECS. A personalised programme for the elderly warrants attention. In addition, the effect of perceived risk from the health-related systems was stronger than their perceived value. This research can help elderly users bridge the digital divide and enjoy smart health and medical care.

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“…Review of the literature is also indicative of the importance of satisfaction in the maintenance and promotion of PMH in different cultural countries (see WHO Summary Report on PMH) 25 . Studies conducted by Monlina and Lyubomirsky indicated the importance of happiness, happy living and other positive emotions in increasing mental/physical well-being 27, 28 . According to a study conducted in Singapore, positive thinking is able to affect promotion of PMH through interaction with people's personality attributes 25 .…”

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Positive Mental Health from the perspective of Iranian society: A qualitative study

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Background: According to the World Health Organization, mental health relates, not only to the absence of mental disorder, but also to Positive Mental Health. Studies have shown that promoting positive mental health, not only reduces the prevalence and incidence of mental disorders, but also affects the process of treatment and reduces related burden. However, this concept has different interpretations in different cultures, and in many societies, mental health is still considered the absence of mental illness. Thus, the present study was conducted to provide an in-depth understanding of Iranian adults` perspective towards the concept of positive mental health. Materials and Methods: In the present qualitative study, eight focus group discussions (6 to 8 adults in each session) were held consisting of 30 to 60 year-old men and women from Tehran. Data were analyzed in "DeDoose" qualitative software using content analysis. Results: According to the data obtained, participants found no difference between positive mental health and mental health, mostly equating it to the absence of mental disorders and having positive energy, peace in and satisfaction with life. According to the results, positive mental health has four domains of emotional/psychological, spiritual, social, and life skills. Conclusion: Understanding an individual’s positive mental health concepts culturally and providing appropriate community based programs can significantly promote the mental health of the community.

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Felicidad: lecciones de una nueva ciencia

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Persona y felicidad: aportes desde la educación, la filosofía, la historia, la ética, la política, el derecho y la bioética

Persona y felicidad: aportes desde la educación, la filosofía, la historia, la ética, la política, el derecho y la bioética

How to promote the healthy development of continuous participation in smart medical and elderly care systems: The dual perspective of perceived value and risk

Positive Mental Health from the perspective of Iranian society: A qualitative study

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