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The rise of well-being in public health (Global Health Histories Seminar, WHO 7 November 2014)

posted on March 22, 2025

Research Summary: The Rise of Well-being in Public Health

Topic: Historical analysis of well-being integration in public health policy and practice
Event Type: Global Health Histories Seminar (WHO EURO, 7 November 2014)
Primary Focus: Conceptual evolution and institutional adoption of well-being frameworks in public health
Evidence Grade: Not disclosed
Key Historical Perspective: Examination of how well-being has emerged as a central concern in contemporary public health governance
Institutional Context: World Health Organization, European Region
Additional Resources: Flyer and registration details available (WHO EURO GHH Seminar 83)

For more information, including registration details, download the flyer: WHO EURO GHH Seminar 83

Filed Under: Seminar

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