Module 1 Understanding the basic concepts related to health and wellbeing, part 1

Introduction to the basic concepts of health and well-being, including definitions and types of health such as physical, mental, social, and environmental perspectives.

Exploration of the historical evolution of the concept of health from ancient beliefs to modern biomedical and holistic models, highlighting the different perspectives and approaches.

Explanation of the biomedical model of health focusing on physical well-being, disease prevention, and cure through scientific advancements and anatomical understanding.

Introduction to the holistic model of health adopted by the World Health Organization (WHO) in 1948, emphasizing complete well-being across physical, mental, and social aspects.

Discussion on the ecological model of health, emphasizing the influence of environmental factors on well-being and the importance of balance and adaptation for optimal health.

Explanation of global health concepts, including international health, Global Health, and Public Health, focusing on community well-being, disease prevention, and public health interventions.

Exploration of the value of health in enhancing quality of life, promoting resilience, increasing productivity, and enabling individuals to engage fully in daily activities and interactions.

Overview of the Hippocratic and Jelenic schools' perspectives on health, balance, and well-being, highlighting the importance of balance in physical, mental, and spiritual aspects for overall health.