Next steps: Operationalizing resilience research
- PMID: 37184110
- DOI: 10.1002/smi.3256
Next steps: Operationalizing resilience research
Abstract
The National Institutes of Health have recently gathered internal and external input towards a shared understanding of resilience in the wide context of human health and the biomedical sciences that would help accelerate advances in human health and its maintenance. We suggest the current view that resilience refers in general to a system's capacity to recover, grow, adapt, or resist perturbation from a challenge or stressor. To help harmonize the design and reporting of resilience research studies across multiple domains we have developed and are proposing a Resilience Research Design (ResD) Tool. Researchers can use the Resilience ResD Tool to proceed through a flowchart of six questions that will guide identification of key features in a resilience research study. Through this special supplement, we have shown the application of the Resilience ResD Tool and suggest opportunities and gaps with respect to next steps towards operationalizing resilience research.
Keywords: health promotion; other topics related to stress and health; resilience; stress.
Published 2023. This article is a U.S. Government work and is in the public domain in the USA. Stress and Health published by John Wiley & Sons Ltd.
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