Key concepts
- Resilience
- Global change
- Ecological DoH
- Planetary Health
- One Health
- Health for All
- Planetary boundaries
- Life-support systems
- Transdisciplinarity
| Systems literacy | ||
| Disciplinary siloes | ||
| Policy siloes |
Worldview
Ecocentric.
This worldview acknowledges the interdepedence of all life forms and ecosystems, guiding decision- making and actions towards the preservation and enhancement of ecological uman entities.
View of health
Social-Ecological System Health (SESH) reflects the capacity of a system to sustainably deliver health to its different compo-nents. This links to the concept of the resilience which acknow-ledges the existence of multiple stable states. Resilience reflects how actors navigate systems changes across these states.
Actors & agency
| Individual patient | |
| Individual citizen | |
| Community | |
| HC professional | |
| Researcher | |
| Corporations | |
| Governments |
