An introduction to health promotion in Australia which addresses the complex local and international causes of ill health, and the range of strategies which can be employed to develop effective and sustainable health promotion interventions.
An introduction to health promotion in Australia which addresses the complex local and international causes of ill health, and the range of strategies which can be employed to develop effective and sustainable health promotion interventions.
Professor Mary-Louise Fleming is a Public Health Consultant, a Non-Executive Board Director and an Adjunct Professor in the School of Public Health and Social Work at Queensland University of Technology. She has been a consultant to WHO, to Commonwealth and Queensland health departments, and to the not-for-profit sector. She is co-author with Elizabeth Parker of Health Promotion. Louise Baldwin is an experienced health promotion practitioner and an eminent leader in collaborative health promotion approaches. She has worked at the local, state, national and global level with extensive leadership in the non-profit sector. Louise is now based in the School of Public Health and Social Work at Queensland University of Technology.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1 The importance of health promotion principles and practices Part 1 Promoting health Chapter 2 The changing nature of health promotion Chapter 3 The economics of prevention Chapter 4 Complexity and risk Chapter 5 Promoting health in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities Part 2 Health promotion in action Chapter 6 Settings for health promotion Chapter 7 Social and behaviour change Chapter 8 Government, organisations and communities Chapter 9 Policy, legislation and environmental change Part 3 Health promotion skills in practice Chapter 10 Planning and implementing health promotion programs Chapter 11 New ways of thinking about evaluation Chapter 12 Sustaining the practice of health promotion Chapter 13 The future for health promotion Acronyms and abbreviations Glossary Acknowledgements Index
Chapter 1 The importance of health promotion principles and practices Part 1 Promoting health Chapter 2 The changing nature of health promotion Chapter 3 The economics of prevention Chapter 4 Complexity and risk Chapter 5 Promoting health in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities Part 2 Health promotion in action Chapter 6 Settings for health promotion Chapter 7 Social and behaviour change Chapter 8 Government, organisations and communities Chapter 9 Policy, legislation and environmental change Part 3 Health promotion skills in practice Chapter 10 Planning and implementing health promotion programs Chapter 11 New ways of thinking about evaluation Chapter 12 Sustaining the practice of health promotion Chapter 13 The future for health promotion Acronyms and abbreviations Glossary Acknowledgements Index
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