High levels of personal wellbeing can add seven and a half years to your life expectancy.
Women report higher levels of personal wellbeing than men, though they are also more anxious than men.
However, the trend reverses once respondents reach 60, with people aged 65-79 tonding to report the highest average levels of personal wellbeing, although levels slip again as respondents move further into old age.
Adults living at home with their parents have seen their levels of personal wellbeing drop to their lowest level in a decade, so it would seem that the advantages to eating from mum's fridge are limited, despite all those lazy millennial stereotypes.
Developing resilience on personal, organisational and planetary levels is not only imperative at this time of global emergency, it will also lead to a deeper experience of personal wellbeing, to the harvesting of collective intelligence and wisdom, and to organisations starting to articulate and live their planetary purpose.
Moreover, the proportion of people selecting the highest ratings for each aspect of personal wellbeing had increased significantly, with over a quarter (26.8 per cent) of people aged 16 and over rating their life satisfaction at the highest levels, compared with only 5.6 per cent at the lowest.
These are examples of patients thinking beyond 'best practice' of dialysis to achieve broader goals of personal wellbeing.
Moreover, the fluctuating course of heart failure with repeated acute incidents and accompanying diseases (multimorbidity) can provoke the fear of disease progression and deterioration of personal wellbeing.
In China, family members in the role of caregiver of patients with chronic viral hepatitis experience considerable burdens, stress, disruption of personal wellbeing and social activities.
This level of personal risk was intolerable.
