As well as supporting other employers to promote staff wellbeing, he values feeling comfortable enough to talk about his own depression and anxiety at work.
Also musculoskeletal wellbeing (B value of 0.6) and personal safety perceptions (B values of 0.07) contributed, but not as much as expected.
Media reports that make sweeping statements blaming callous and uncaring NHS staff risk damaging their sense of wellbeing and value.
There was an interaction between social support from children and paralysis – those with low received social support from children and with paralysis were especially likely to have low wellbeing (p value for interaction 0.033).
"A new Fifa president would also need to show a body of work based on social wellbeing, fairness, democratic values and human rights," it said.
But in the strange alembic of this moment, the populace at large is thought of by a significant part of this same population as a burden, a threat to their wellbeing, to their "values".
This is why Britain's young people are the most pro-European generation, and why we view leaving Europe as a fundamental threat to our wellbeing and our values.
Supporting children's social and emotional learning benefits all elements of children's development and has been associated with positive mental health and wellbeing, development of values and life skills.
Active titration was defined as weekly patient contact (telephone, fax, email) to review general wellbeing, review glucose values, and reinforce insulin titration; this was in addition to the usual titration that occurred every 6 weeks.
At first glance, attempts to calculate the psychological benefits of green spaces would seem to be a happy compromise, as the value of nature is coupled with subjective wellbeing, not cash value.
