How might integrating social prescribing—linking patients to arts groups, peer support, and volunteering—address the root social and emotional drivers of health? Could embedding “link workers” in primary care foster stronger patient engagement and improve self-management of long-term conditions? Will targeting loneliness and financial stress through non-clinical interventions reduce GP visits and emergency admissions? How can real-time data tracking of wellbeing and cost outcomes refine social prescribing models? Might this community-centred approach be the key to sustainable, truly person-centred care?
Sarbe santu niramayah, shanti shanti. Both are supplemenyary and complementary to each other. To be mentally strong we should be really spiritual. Truthfulness, simplicity, love for all beings and most important respect to nature can make us really healthy. If we go on feiling of trees or go on unnecessary killing of poor animals, nature in the form of different viruses will make us miserable. We are afraid of a tiny particle. Our digestive system is meant for vegetarian diet. Sariram byadhimandiram--injudicious, over-presctiption of medicine should be avoided.
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