Health Promotion Theory
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Health Promotion Theory
Macdowall, Wendy; Davies, Maggie; Cragg, Liza
Open University Press
10/2013
184
Mole
Inglês
9780335263202
15 a 20 dias
327
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List of figures, tables and boxes
List of authors
Acknowledgements
Overview of the bookSection 1: History and concepts of health promotion
Chapter 1: The history of health promotion
Chapter 2: Social construction of health and health promotion
Chapter 3: What drives health promotion?
Chapter 4: Political and ethical considerations
Section 2: Using theory to inform health promotion practice
Chapter 5: Using theory to guide change at the individual level
Chapter 6: Using theory to guide change at the community level
Chapter 7: The determinants of health
Chapter 8: Theorizing inequalities in health
Chapter 9: The Rose hypothesis: advantages of whole population over targeted approaches
Chapter 10: Health communication
Glossary
List of authors
Acknowledgements
Overview of the bookSection 1: History and concepts of health promotion
Chapter 1: The history of health promotion
Chapter 2: Social construction of health and health promotion
Chapter 3: What drives health promotion?
Chapter 4: Political and ethical considerations
Section 2: Using theory to inform health promotion practice
Chapter 5: Using theory to guide change at the individual level
Chapter 6: Using theory to guide change at the community level
Chapter 7: The determinants of health
Chapter 8: Theorizing inequalities in health
Chapter 9: The Rose hypothesis: advantages of whole population over targeted approaches
Chapter 10: Health communication
Glossary
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List of figures, tables and boxes
List of authors
Acknowledgements
Overview of the bookSection 1: History and concepts of health promotion
Chapter 1: The history of health promotion
Chapter 2: Social construction of health and health promotion
Chapter 3: What drives health promotion?
Chapter 4: Political and ethical considerations
Section 2: Using theory to inform health promotion practice
Chapter 5: Using theory to guide change at the individual level
Chapter 6: Using theory to guide change at the community level
Chapter 7: The determinants of health
Chapter 8: Theorizing inequalities in health
Chapter 9: The Rose hypothesis: advantages of whole population over targeted approaches
Chapter 10: Health communication
Glossary
List of authors
Acknowledgements
Overview of the bookSection 1: History and concepts of health promotion
Chapter 1: The history of health promotion
Chapter 2: Social construction of health and health promotion
Chapter 3: What drives health promotion?
Chapter 4: Political and ethical considerations
Section 2: Using theory to inform health promotion practice
Chapter 5: Using theory to guide change at the individual level
Chapter 6: Using theory to guide change at the community level
Chapter 7: The determinants of health
Chapter 8: Theorizing inequalities in health
Chapter 9: The Rose hypothesis: advantages of whole population over targeted approaches
Chapter 10: Health communication
Glossary
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
