Intergenerational understandings of personal, social and community assets for health
Intergenerational understandings of personal, social and community assets for health
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DOI：
10.1016/j.healthplace.2019.05.004
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发表时间：
2019-05-01
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4.8
通讯作者：
Burke, Geraldine
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作者：
O'Connor, Justen P.;Alfrey, Laura;Burke, Geraldine
将不同年龄段的当地居民联系起来参与富有成效的社会活动被认为是实现更健康的途径。这项研究探讨了老年人和年轻人如何解释和获取与其福祉相关的地理社区资产，以及代际桥梁过程在多大程度上有助于创造额外的健康资产。数据通过地点测绘、访谈、观察和基于艺术的方法提供，以： a) 了解个人、社会和社区资产如何支持参与的幼儿和老年人的感知健康和福祉； b) 探讨代际联系对增强社会资本的影响。该研究通过居住在同一地理社区（澳大利亚维多利亚州）的 41 名个人之间的多次互动，利用了社会资本的纽带、桥梁和联系形式。确定了跨世代共同且位于同一地理社区内的健康资产。通过基于艺术的方法促进对话、反思和思想整合，社会联系得到加强。研究结果表明，通过代际联系和共享支持健康的资源，包括共享社区资产，可以在加强社区方面取得进展，从而对健康和福祉产生影响。
Connecting local citizens of different ages in productive social activity is considered a pathway towards greater health. This research explores how older adults and young people interpret and access assets from their geographical community in relation to their well-being and the extent to which a process of intergenerational bridging contributes to the creation of additional assets for health. Data is presented from a process of place-mapping, interviews, observations and arts-based approaches to: a) understand how personal, social and community assets supported perceived health and wellbeing for the young children and older adults who participated; and b) explore the impact of intergenerational connection on enhancing social capital. The research utilised bonding, bridging and linking forms of social capital, across several interactions amongst 41 individuals who reside in the same geographical community (Victoria, Australia). Assets for health, common across generations and located within the same geographical community were identified. Social connections were strengthened through conversations, reflections and an integration of ideas facilitated through an arts-based approach. Findings suggest that through intergenerational connection and sharing of resources to support health, including the sharing of community assets, progress can be made towards community strengthening with implications for health and wellbeing.