The new edition of the highly successful Foundations for Health Promotion continues to offer a wealth of information in a unique, user-friendly format. Containing over 300 artworks, tables and 'pull out' boxes, this helpful text covers the theory, strategies and methods, settings and implementation of health promotion. Applicable to a wide range of health and social care professionals and anyone engaged with education about health and wellbeing.
1. Introduction - p. 1 2. Chapter One. Concepts of health - p. 3 3. Chapter Two. Influences on health - p. 19 4. Chapter Three. Measuring health - p. 39 5. Chapter Four. Defining health promotion - p. 57 6. Chapter Five. Models and approaches to health promotion - p. 75 7. Chapter Six. Ethical issues in health promotion - p. 93 8. Chapter Seven. The politics of health promotion - p. 107 9. Part Two. Strategies and methods - p. 122 10. Introduction - p. 123 11. Chapter Eight. Reorienting health services - p. 125 12. Chapter Nine. Developing personal skills - p. 147 13. Chapter Ten. Strengthening community action - p. 167 14. Chapter Eleven. Developing healthy public policy - p. 185 15. Chapter Twelve. Using media in health promotion - p. 199 16. Part Three. Settings for health promotion - p. 216 17. Introduction - p. 217 18. Chapter Thirteen. Health promoting schools - p. 221 19. Chapter Fourteen. Health promoting workplaces - p. 229 20. Chapter Fifteen. Health promoting neighbourhoods - p. 239 21. Chapter Sixteen. Health promoting health services - p. 247 22. Chapter Seventeen. Health promoting prisons - p. 259 23. Part Four. Implementing health promotion - p. 264 24. Introduction - p. 265 25. Chapter Eighteen. Assessing health needs - p. 269 26. Chapter Nineteen. Planning health promotion interventions - p. 285 27. Chapter Twenty. Evaluating health promotion interventions - p. 301 28. Glossary - p. 321 29. Index - p. 327
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The new edition of the highly successful Foundations for Health Promotion continues to offer a wealth of information in a unique, user-friendly format. Containing over 300 artworks, tables and 'pull out' boxes, this helpful text covers the theory, strategies and methods, settings and implementation of health promotion. Applicable to a wide range of health and social care professionals and anyone engaged with education about health and wellbeing.
1. Introduction - p. 1 2. Chapter One. Concepts of health - p. 3 3. Chapter Two. Influences on health - p. 19 4. Chapter Three. Measuring health - p. 39 5. Chapter Four. Defining health promotion - p. 57 6. Chapter Five. Models and approaches to health promotion - p. 75 7. Chapter Six. Ethical issues in health promotion - p. 93 8. Chapter Seven. The politics of health promotion - p. 107 9. Part Two. Strategies and methods - p. 122 10. Introduction - p. 123 11. Chapter Eight. Reorienting health services - p. 125 12. Chapter Nine. Developing personal skills - p. 147 13. Chapter Ten. Strengthening community action - p. 167 14. Chapter Eleven. Developing healthy public policy - p. 185 15. Chapter Twelve. Using media in health promotion - p. 199 16. Part Three. Settings for health promotion - p. 216 17. Introduction - p. 217 18. Chapter Thirteen. Health promoting schools - p. 221 19. Chapter Fourteen. Health promoting workplaces - p. 229 20. Chapter Fifteen. Health promoting neighbourhoods - p. 239 21. Chapter Sixteen. Health promoting health services - p. 247 22. Chapter Seventeen. Health promoting prisons - p. 259 23. Part Four. Implementing health promotion - p. 264 24. Introduction - p. 265 25. Chapter Eighteen. Assessing health needs - p. 269 26. Chapter Nineteen. Planning health promotion interventions - p. 285 27. Chapter Twenty. Evaluating health promotion interventions - p. 301 28. Glossary - p. 321 29. Index - p. 327
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