Assessment of wellness perception and its correlation with health status : A medical anthropology study among a sample of Nubians /
Radwa Mohamed Abdelfattah
Assessment of wellness perception and its correlation with health status : A medical anthropology study among a sample of Nubians / قياس مفهوم الصحة وارتباطه بالحالة الصحية لدى عينة من النوبيين : دراسة فى الأنثروبولوجيا الطبية Radwa Mohamed Abdelfattah ; Supervised Nancy A. F. Khattab , Tamer Mahmoud Abdelwahab , Tamer Gad Rashed - Cairo : Radwa Mohamed Abdelfattah , 2017 - 132 P. : charts , maps ; 25cm
Thesis (M.Sc.) - Cairo University - Institute of African Research and Studies - Department of Anthropology
The concept of health has developed from the physical body being free from diseases to include the sanity of mind and then evolved to include the surroundings of the human being, and eventually the concept of wellness emerged as holistic concept. Wellness is multidimensional and dynamic process, the dimensions of wellness are: physical, psychological, social, cultural, intellectual, financial, occupational, spiritual and environmental.The study aims for; first, perception of wellness among Egyptian Nubians and whether they differentiate between the wellness and health status or not. Secondly, measurement of satisfaction level that Egyptian Nubians express towards each dimension of wellness. Thirdly, comparing wellness with health status to demonstrate the correlation between them. Finally, comparing the results with other cultures. Methodology; the study includes 52 Egyptian Nubian taking questionnaires, which contain both open ended and closed ended questions to cover answers for the aims of the study.Results and conclusion: the results demonstrate awareness with the wellness concept and distinguishing it from the health status concept. Age and gender are the most significant variables. Finally, there is correlation between wellness and health status
Assessment Its Correlation with Health Wellness Perception
Assessment of wellness perception and its correlation with health status : A medical anthropology study among a sample of Nubians / قياس مفهوم الصحة وارتباطه بالحالة الصحية لدى عينة من النوبيين : دراسة فى الأنثروبولوجيا الطبية Radwa Mohamed Abdelfattah ; Supervised Nancy A. F. Khattab , Tamer Mahmoud Abdelwahab , Tamer Gad Rashed - Cairo : Radwa Mohamed Abdelfattah , 2017 - 132 P. : charts , maps ; 25cm
Thesis (M.Sc.) - Cairo University - Institute of African Research and Studies - Department of Anthropology
The concept of health has developed from the physical body being free from diseases to include the sanity of mind and then evolved to include the surroundings of the human being, and eventually the concept of wellness emerged as holistic concept. Wellness is multidimensional and dynamic process, the dimensions of wellness are: physical, psychological, social, cultural, intellectual, financial, occupational, spiritual and environmental.The study aims for; first, perception of wellness among Egyptian Nubians and whether they differentiate between the wellness and health status or not. Secondly, measurement of satisfaction level that Egyptian Nubians express towards each dimension of wellness. Thirdly, comparing wellness with health status to demonstrate the correlation between them. Finally, comparing the results with other cultures. Methodology; the study includes 52 Egyptian Nubian taking questionnaires, which contain both open ended and closed ended questions to cover answers for the aims of the study.Results and conclusion: the results demonstrate awareness with the wellness concept and distinguishing it from the health status concept. Age and gender are the most significant variables. Finally, there is correlation between wellness and health status
Assessment Its Correlation with Health Wellness Perception