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\n Over 60% of respondents have low confidence in establishing new health habits even before starting Experts\u2019 advice to overcome procrastination towards building a healthy lifestyle The pandemic affects citizens\u2019 social wellbeing but has also brought positive changes <\/p>\n

HONG
\nKONG SAR – Media OutReach<\/a> – 2 February
\n2021 – Many people will set new personal goals in the Lunar New Year. To better
\nsupport the public in building effective health habits, Reckitt Benckiser Hong
\nKong Limited<\/a> (RB) is revealing the findings from its recently-commissioned survey,
\nnamed the “Hong Kong Wellness in Action Index”[1]. The longitudinal survey
\naims to understand local citizens’ levels of satisfaction on their physical,
\nmental and social wellbeing, as well as their practices in building health
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From left to right: Mr. Samuel Wong, representative from FRC (Hong Kong) Ltd; Ms. Felicia Lau, Registered Clinical Psychologist; Dr. Gregory Mak, Psychiatric Specialist; Ms. Wendy Shum, Registered Physiotherapist and Ms. Natalie Yuen, RB’s External Affairs Director (HK & Taiwan) released the findings of the “Hong Kong Wellness in Action Index” Survey.<\/h5>\n

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As
\npart of an ongoing series of health insights, the survey will also cover
\nin-depth discussions of different health topics on a regular basis, with experts
\nfrom different disciplines sharing their insights on the findings while
\nproviding valuable and practical advice to the public. For this inaugural
\nannouncement, the survey looks into the impact of COVID-19 on respondents’ wellness,
\nincluding challenges in maintaining healthy relationships – among couples as
\nwell as between parents and their children. <\/p>\n


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Highlights of the Survey<\/u><\/b><\/p>\n


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Main Focus: Wellness-in-Action<\/b><\/p>\n

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  • The
    \n public’s level of satisfaction on their social wellbeing<\/b> is 59 points
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    60% of respondents say their levels of satisfaction on social wellbeing
    \n declined in the last three months.<\/li>\n
  • Less than
    \n 40% of respondents have confidence in maintaining their new health habits
    \n that they plan to build in 2021, meaning that over 60% of respondents regarding
    \n starting new health habits is a “lost cause”<\/b> before even starting
    \n them.<\/li>\n
  • In
    \n general, respondents procrastinate<\/b> in building healthier lifestyles,
    \n and over 60% hopes
    \n to overcome such problem.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n


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Health<\/b> Topics: Wellness and
\n Pandemic<\/b><\/p>\n

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