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Objective To explore the typology of implemented salutogenic interventions and the health effects described by the authors. Method A scoping review of the literature published (PubMed, Embase, Web of Science and Scopus) over the last ten years (2007-2016) was conducted. Articles that included interventions with assessments of health outcomes were...

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... total of 669 articles were located in the consulted databases distributed as follows: 115 in PubMed, 175 in Web of Science, 164 in Embase, and 215 in Scopus. Complementary papers potentially eligible were included, a search through snowballing was performed, and seven studies were identified (Fig. ...

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... For instance, a recovery program in ICU patients did not result in significant differences in SOC and quality of life [13], whereas a resistance training program for older adults [14] and a self-management program for retired individuals with chronic diseases showed significant improvement in SOC [15]. Additionally, a scoping review by Suárez Álvarez et al. [16] reported methodological limitations in most of the SOC-related interventional studies. ...
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