Whole Person Health Care: A Way Forward.

IF 1.3 Q3 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
Benjamin Kligler, Jonathan Bonnet, Stephen Dahmer, Wayne Jonas, MaryJo Kreitzer, Alex Krist, Stout Rw
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Abstract

The time has come for health care organizations, practitioners, and patients to unite behind a clear, compelling message of healing as the organizing principle of our health care system, and take concrete steps to make that message routine in everyday practice. To achieve this vision, we propose the following Action Steps to all organizations committed to making whole person care a powerful force in American health care: 1. Include Whole Health or Whole Person Health Care in the mission and vision statements of our organizations 2. Ground collaboration in the NASEM definitions of Whole Health and Whole-Health Care, embracing it as the shared vision and unifying concept that unites all of our organizations (as AAFP did in the fall 2025 convening) 3. Hold interdisciplinary and inter-organization conversations and convenings to develop a shared set of tools for communicating this vision to patients, payers, and policymakers. 4. Encourage professional organizations to develop resources tailored to their members; recent examples include the development at AAFP of a Whole Health Practice Playbook and Practice Improvement continuing medical education (CME) activities and the publication by the American Journal of Lifestyle Medicine of a special issue focused on meaning and purpose.

全人保健:前进的道路。
现在是时候让医疗机构、从业者和患者团结起来,将一个明确的、令人信服的治疗信息作为我们医疗系统的组织原则,并采取具体步骤,使这一信息成为日常实践的常规。为了实现这一愿景,我们向所有致力于使全人护理成为美国医疗保健的强大力量的组织提出以下行动步骤:在我们组织的使命和愿景声明中包括“全面健康”或“全人健康”。2 .在NASEM对“整体健康”和“全健康护理”的定义上进行基础合作,将其作为我们所有组织的共同愿景和统一概念(正如AAFP在2025年秋季会议上所做的那样)。举行跨学科和组织间的对话和会议,开发一套共享工具,向患者、支付方和政策制定者传达这一愿景。4. 鼓励专业组织开发适合其成员的资源;最近的例子包括AAFP制定的《整体健康实践手册》和《实践改进》继续医学教育(CME)活动,以及《美国生活方式医学杂志》(American Journal of Lifestyle Medicine)出版的一期关于意义和目的的特刊。
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American Journal of Lifestyle Medicine
American Journal of Lifestyle Medicine PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH-
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