The CREATION Model: A whole-person wellness model to facilitate patient-provider partnerships for health promotion
Introduction: Guiding individuals to healthier behaviors is key to improving wellness, and primary care providers are uniquely positioned to help individuals recognize and implement needed health behavior changes. This paper describes a whole-person wellness model, the CREATION model, which focuses...
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| description | Introduction: Guiding individuals to healthier behaviors is key to improving wellness, and primary care providers are uniquely positioned to help individuals recognize and implement needed health behavior changes. This paper describes a whole-person wellness model, the CREATION model, which focuses on the relationship between individual choice and physical, psychological, social, and spiritual health. Methods: Several theoretical models, including two wellness models, the Wheel of Wellness and Indivi- sible Self, and three behavior change models, Social-Ecological Model, Reasoned Action Approach, and Transtheoretical Model provide the foundation for the CREATION model. The constructs and proposi- tions of the CREATION model are grounded in these frameworks.
Results: The CREATION model considers the contexts in which health choices occur, including modi- fiable determinants of health. Elements of choice, rest, environment, activity, trust, interpersonal relation- ships, outlook, and nutrition are the constructs that comprise this model.
Conclusion: The CREATION model posits that interventions that focus on an individual’s mind, spirit, environment, and relationships will influence choices in a continuous cycle that reinforces positive, healthy behaviors. The CREATION model can facilitate robust patient-provider partnerships that may help shift the healthcare delivery paradigm from an illness model to a wellness model. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-43bed3ba064249638d4cf14992ac56fd2025-01-18T18:20:29ZengEdizioni FSJournal of Health and Social Sciences2499-58862499-22402020-12-015448550010.19204/2020/thcr8The CREATION Model: A whole-person wellness model to facilitate patient-provider partnerships for health promotionGabriella A. ANDERSON0Amanda T. SAWYER1Stephanie L. HARRIS2Patricia S. ROBINSON3MHA, Center for Whole-Person Research, AdventHealth, Orlando, Florida, United StatesPhD, Center for Whole-Person Research, AdventHealth, Orlando, Florida, United StatesMLS, AHIP, Center for Whole-Person Research, AdventHealth, Orlando, Florida, United StatesPhD, ARNP, Center for Whole-Person Research, AdventHealth, Orlando, Florida, United StatesIntroduction: Guiding individuals to healthier behaviors is key to improving wellness, and primary care providers are uniquely positioned to help individuals recognize and implement needed health behavior changes. This paper describes a whole-person wellness model, the CREATION model, which focuses on the relationship between individual choice and physical, psychological, social, and spiritual health. Methods: Several theoretical models, including two wellness models, the Wheel of Wellness and Indivi- sible Self, and three behavior change models, Social-Ecological Model, Reasoned Action Approach, and Transtheoretical Model provide the foundation for the CREATION model. The constructs and proposi- tions of the CREATION model are grounded in these frameworks. Results: The CREATION model considers the contexts in which health choices occur, including modi- fiable determinants of health. Elements of choice, rest, environment, activity, trust, interpersonal relation- ships, outlook, and nutrition are the constructs that comprise this model. Conclusion: The CREATION model posits that interventions that focus on an individual’s mind, spirit, environment, and relationships will influence choices in a continuous cycle that reinforces positive, healthy behaviors. The CREATION model can facilitate robust patient-provider partnerships that may help shift the healthcare delivery paradigm from an illness model to a wellness model.https://journalhss.com/wp-content/uploads/jhss_485-500.pdfhealth behaviorhealth promotionmodelspsychologicalphysician-patient relations |
| spellingShingle | Gabriella A. ANDERSON Amanda T. SAWYER Stephanie L. HARRIS Patricia S. ROBINSON The CREATION Model: A whole-person wellness model to facilitate patient-provider partnerships for health promotion Journal of Health and Social Sciences health behavior health promotion models psychological physician-patient relations |
| title | The CREATION Model: A whole-person wellness model to facilitate patient-provider partnerships for health promotion |
| title_full | The CREATION Model: A whole-person wellness model to facilitate patient-provider partnerships for health promotion |
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| title_short | The CREATION Model: A whole-person wellness model to facilitate patient-provider partnerships for health promotion |
| title_sort | creation model a whole person wellness model to facilitate patient provider partnerships for health promotion |
| topic | health behavior health promotion models psychological physician-patient relations |
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