Quality of Health Promotion and Attitude Towards Health Wellness of University Students
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Health of University Students, Health Promotion in Universities, Integration of Sports and Medicine, Healthy China 2030, Attitude Towards Health Wellness, Physical Education and HealthAbstract
This study focuses on investigating the effectiveness of health promotion initiatives among college students enrolled in health care classes within a specific institutional setting.The methods such as mean and standard deviation (SD) are adopted, the research assessed various aspects of health promotion, including Physical Integration Strategies, medical integration strategies, academic support and resource availability, help evaluate the effectiveness of courses and reveal the important factors that influence their attitudes towards overall health, such as physical, emotional, mental and social well-being.Findings revealed that while students generally rated the quality of health promotion initiatives positively.Furthermore, emotional well-being was recognized as the aspect of health that students considered most important, while mental well-being received a relatively lower rating. The findings highlight the importance of enhancing physical health promotion in universities through a holistic approach that considers both physical and emotional wellness.
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