The document discusses the work of Eriksson and Lindstrom on salutogenesis and its importance for public health and health promotion. It summarizes the key contributions of their work, including providing a conceptual framework for understanding health in the 21st century and improving reasoning and clarity in health promotion approaches. It also discusses how their work has helped reframe health promotion to focus more on human resilience and the meaning of life events. The author expresses gratitude for how Eriksson and Lindstrom have helped refocus policies and interventions through the lens of salutogenesis and assets. He asks for their advice on studying sense of coherence in childhood and health assets in communities.
1. The Salutogenic Perspective.
Lindstrom B; Eriksson M.
Folkhälsan research centre. Finland.
About The Salutogenic Perspective
Mariano Hernán.
Andalusian School of Public Health. Spain
Syposium. Health Assets for Young People´s Wellbeing.
Seville. Spain. 28‐30April.