Assets
Assets (Medicine)
Assets (pronounced: /ˈæsɛts/) in the context of medicine, refers to all resources, tangible or intangible, that contribute to the overall health and well-being of an individual or community. These can include physical health, mental health, and social resources.
Etymology
The term 'assets' originates from the Old French word 'asetz', meaning 'enough'. In the context of health, it implies having enough resources to maintain or improve health.
Physical Health Assets
Physical health assets refer to the physical conditions and capabilities of an individual or community. This includes factors such as genetic predisposition, immunity, and physical fitness.
Mental Health Assets
Mental health assets refer to the mental and emotional capabilities of an individual or community. This includes factors such as resilience, coping mechanisms, and mental stability.
Social Health Assets
Social health assets refer to the social resources and networks that an individual or community can draw upon. This includes factors such as social support, community cohesion, and access to healthcare services.
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External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Assets
- Wikipedia's article - Assets
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