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指向儿童青少年“五健”的“阳光—绿色—包容”本土行动框架理论与应用研究
杨廷忠1,2,3*,章伟芳1,4
1.浙江大学社会医学系,浙江杭州;
2.美国西弗吉尼亚大学伤害研究中心,摩根城;
3.俄罗斯 M.V. Lomonosov 社会与基础科学研究院,莫斯科;
4.浙江大学医学院附属儿童医院,浙江杭州
摘要:儿童青少年肥胖、近视、心理行为问题、骨骼发育异常和龋齿等健康问题往往并非彼此孤立,而是受到共同的心理、行为、环境和社会因素影响。现有儿童青少年健康促进实践仍较多采用针对单一健康问题分别干预的模式,不同健康领域之间缺乏有效整合与协同。本文基于心理学与健康促进等相关理论,并结合相关研究证据,提出“阳光—绿色—包容”(Sunshine–Green–Inclusion, SGI)儿童青少年健康促进行动框架。SGI框架提出,“开放—拓展—资源建构”是三个维度促进儿童青少年健康发展的共同作用机制。在此基础上,本文进一步整合SGI框架与健康体重、健康视力、心理健康、骨骼健康和口腔健康“五健”目标,形成SGI“五健”行动框架。该框架以协同整合为核心理念,旨在从共同健康形成基础出发,理解不同健康问题背后的共同影响机制,并探索促进儿童青少年多维健康发展的综合路径。在实践层面,本文提出SGI“五健”行动方案,并探索通过数字健康传播、健康教育和SGI“五健”校园建设三条主要路径推动实施。SGI“五健”框架具有一定的理论基础、研究证据支持和实践应用价值,有望推动儿童青少年健康促进模式由单一健康问题干预和风险控制,进一步转向多病共防、行为协同、环境支持和社会包容相结合的综合健康促进模式。该框架以环境支持和健康生活方式培养为双重抓手,协同推动”五键“目标的实现。
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