Healthy cities and settings for health promotion
Interorganizational networks in the settings approach of health promotion
... to health promotion: First of all, for most of the organizational settings health promotion is targeted at – such as health services, schools, universities, prisons (all of them ...
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Prisoners' perspectives on the transition from the prison to the community: Implications for settings based health promotion
... for settings-based health promotion Abstract Through qualitative exploration with soon-to-be-released men in three prisons in England, this paper examines the difficulties that prisoners envisage on ...
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Australian and Maltese teachers' perspectives about their capabilities for mental health promotion in school settings
... mental health promotion in school settings Abstract There is international concern about the prevalence and severity of mental health difficulties and the impact such difficulties have upon ...
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20 Years of Health Promotion Research in and on Settings in Europe - the case of School Health Promotion
... school health promotion over the last twenty ...the health sector. It will show that the approach to school health promotion has become more setting-oriented, more complex in its ...
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The understanding of health promotion among youth attending secondary schools in rural settings
... of health risk behaviour in rural areas. After establishing health risk behaviours, the study attempted to ascertain the adolescents’ perception and knowledge about health ...their health ...
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STRESS MANAGEMENT AND HEALTH PROMOTION BEHAVIOURS IN YOUNG MEN IN TERTIARY EDUCATION SETTINGS
... ill health and poor sense of wellbeing amongst all ages ...the health-promoting behaviors utilized by young men, and identify areas which may be pertinent to future educational and clinical intervention and ...
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Parent Use of Touchscreen Computer Kiosks for Child Health Promotion in Community Settings
... of health promotion ...child health promotion information had positive effects on parental knowledge of prevention ...Because health promotion information must be pro- vided ...
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Facilitators and Barriers to Health Promotion Perceived by Minnesota Physical Therapists Working in Outpatient Settings
... full healthy life. The World Health Organization 7 defines physical activity as “any bodily movement produced by skeletal muscles that requires energy ...the health and quality of life of individuals ...
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Healthy Schools, Healthy Children: Maximizing the Contribution of Public Health Nursing in School Settings
... Public Health Standards “Child Health” program and “Healthy Babies, Healthy Children ...school settings. Health promotion and disease and injury prevention services are ...
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Planning for Healthy Cities
... and health equity targets are often embedded into national health ...support health is of particu- larly importance for population groups disadvantaged by relative poverty, unem- ployment, low status ...
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Healthy Employees in Healthy Organisations: The European Network for Workplace Health Promotion. Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
... World Health Organisation in 1986, marked a turning point in health prevention ...policy. Health was no longer defined as the mere absence of ...better health was described and this strongly ...
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Evaluating the impact of healthy cities in Europe
... approach. Cities are not identified primarily by their remedial health and welfare services, nor merely regarded as a ‘setting’ for health promotion by health ...where health, ...
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Healthy Cities in a global and regional context
... European Healthy Cities Network in 1987, the global and regional contexts for the promotion of health and well-being have changed in many ...addressed health promotion and ...
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Patient perceptions of healthy weight promotion in dental settings
... general health values ...greater health needs of the population, greater obesity incidence, lower body weight pro files/lifestyle factor awareness and slightly lower health values, might render the ...
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Healthy@work? : Lifestyle factors and workplace health promotion
... of Health and Human Services and the Department of Education, each with over 200 worksites, were less likely to report more activities were ...where health and education frontline employees are ...
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WORKSITE HEALTH PROMOTION A HEALTHY STRATEGY FOR FEMALE WORKERS
... balanced health and attribute wealth to the country. A worksite health promotion programme that embodies a focus on women’s health issues and problems and addresses them with appropriate ...
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Oral health and healthy cities: An analysis of intra-urban differentials in oral health outcomes in relation to "healthy cities" policies in Curitiba, Brazil
... f healthy public policies on ch ild ren ’s oral ...ealthy Cities ap p ro ach affect ch ild ren ’s oral health, in C uritiba, ...at healthy public policies, w ith the m ediating effects o f com ...
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Sustainable Cities and Healthy Cities: Are They the Same?
... Population Health Insti- tute (2017) “County Health Rankings & ...related health problems, and environmental ...“Fattest Cities in America Index” scores for the metropolitan areas ...
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Healthy living: a health promotion program for adults with intellectual disability
... positive health benefits as a result of participating in the Healthy Living program, a health promotion program designed for members of a social club, who have intellectual ...the ...
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Healthy, wealthy and wise : investigating the application of health economics in workplace health promotion : the economic evaluation of Healthy@Work
... of health- promoting initiatives in order to assess allocation efficiency and determine whether or not an intervention is ...of health economic theory in workplace health is steeped in methodological ...
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