| If you look at this new Medicare legislation, for example, it's got health promotion and disease prevention provisions in it. |
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| It has a strong orientation toward behavioral epidemiology and health promotion. |
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| Among the exemplary health promotion programs reviewed, several were deemed to be particularly relevant to new immigrant women. |
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| Her background includes teaching, psychology, health promotion and research on ante and post-natal care and education. |
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| Physical activity plays a pivotal role in health promotion and disease prevention. |
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| The appraisal begins by assessing the respondents awareness of health promotion. |
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| Internal Qi is developed by individual practice of qigong and it is more beneficial for self-help health promotion. |
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| Food is supposed to taste good, and health promotion should not be a series of negative messages that convey a joyless future. |
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| The findings indicate that reliance on faith helps this sample with health promotion. |
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| In an effort to untangle the issues, SEE Magazine spoke to an independent researcher and consultant on health promotion and health policy. |
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| She found time to produce a weekly radio soap opera with a health promotion twist. |
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| Secondary schools are less successful than primary and special schools in using whole-school approaches to mental health promotion. |
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| Politicians have clung long and hard to the convenient concept of health promotion, which asserts that illness is primarily self inflicted. |
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| It provided individual clinical and preventive care, combined with health promotion, to a defined community. |
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| As health educators, students went into the community to teach and encourage health promotion and disease prevention. |
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| The emphasis in the NP program is directed toward patient needs in areas of health promotion, disease prevention, or disease intervention. |
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| The smokers' contribution to health promotion is a clear illustration of this. |
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| The AANP states that NPs diagnose and manage acute episodic and chronic illnesses and emphasize health promotion and disease prevention. |
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| For children, dietary guidance must focus on health promotion and habits fostering later prevention of chronic diseases. |
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| The new revised intervention programme provides national guidance for prevention of and health promotion in cardiovascular health. |
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| The philosophy of health promotion is to guide and support patient care through empowerment and collaboration. |
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| We're listening to people and are looking at developing health promotion and giving healthy living advice. |
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| It sets standards for health promotion, prevention, rehabilitation and management of acute conditions like heart attacks. |
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| Lay health workers may play a number of roles in health promotion and disease prevention. |
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| There is a funding formula which allocates specific monies for health promotion activities. |
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| She also has a post graduate degree in workplace wellness and health promotion. |
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| This definition focuses on risk factors and has an added value of physical and psychological health promotion. |
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| A platform on mental health promotion and mental disorder prevention was set up to implement a comprehensive strategy for mental health. |
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| Fibre continues to be one of the most talked about nutrients for health promotion and disease prevention. |
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| Furthermore, lacking knowledge of how the French health care system works, their access to health promotion and to health care is limited. |
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| An inhouse group of employees deals intensively with this subject and implements various health promotion projects. |
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| The system was geared to curing illness instead of emphasizing health promotion, illness prevention and community-based services. |
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| Positive psychology descriptors: environments conducive to development, positive wellbeing, health promotion, wellness. |
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| Connie Clement is Executive Director of the Ontario Prevention Clearinghouse, Ontario's leading bilingual health promotion organization. |
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| Distilling the information from various sources, some key elements of mental health promotion emerge. |
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| There is a health promotion component for all three aspects of health: physical, mental and social. |
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| The timing is right for a re-invigoration of the health promotion agenda in schools. |
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| Consisting of ten sessions of two hours each, the program combines stimulation and health promotion following a multifactor approach. |
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| How does this go down with representatives of official health promotion agencies? |
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| It harmonizes health promotion, prevention and care, based on the principles of the national health system. |
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| Both nutrition and physical activity have important roles in health promotion and disease prevention, and are viewed by the public as closely related and synergistic. |
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| The continuum of community primary care services is inclusive of illness and injury prevention and health promotion activities. |
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| It is not enough simply to reframe any and every service provided for people diagnosed mentally ill as mental health promotion. |
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| They play a key role in health promotion, protection, and injury prevention, and are often change agents within their communities. |
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| We identified resources on legumes that might be useful to dietitians in their work in clinical counselling, disease prevention or health promotion. |
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| Creating the skills for community leadership in the development of geriatric services and health promotion. |
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| However, I have become sceptical of governments' humanity, so let me instead repeat what we already know about disease prevention and health promotion. |
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| Similar techniques from social marketing and health promotion were used to develop an eight page, A4, bifold booklet designed specifically for this intervention. |
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| Activities for health promotion and the reinforcement of the links between patients and health structure are also carried out by the team. |
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| The enhancement of partnerships is a central part of the work in health promotion. |
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| Although health promotion is supported by more evidence of effectiveness than is often thought, much remains poorly evaluated and is often highly dependent on context. |
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| Active health promotion programmes focusing on noncommunicable diseases are implemented in different settings: villages, schools and workplaces. |
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| Governments must expand their approach to health promotion in order to tackle the major societal factors that lead to poor health and to take pressure off health care budgets. |
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| Avoidance of victim blaming is critical to health promotion. |
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| Health education has evolved into health promotion. |
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| Through interdisciplinary discussions, links will be sought that cross-fertilize theory and practice of dwelling architecture and modern health promotion. |
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| We need to work together in an integrated fashion tying together surveillance and monitoring, prevention and health promotion, knowledge sharing and best practices, and early detection and better disease management. |
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| A national public homecare program should provide a continuum of services, including health promotion and prevention and curative, rehabilitative, and palliative services. |
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| Services are provided in a holistic fashion across the continuum of care, including health promotion and prevention, treatment, referral, therapy, supportive care, and palliation. |
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| Low uptake of antenatal and postnatal care programmes suggested that the delivery of health promotion programmes and materials was insufficiently adapted to immigrant users. |
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| Consumer participants were trained on self-managed care methods and had the opportunity to develop their knowledge and skills in mental health promotion and mental health policy development. |
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| These include health protection, disease and injury prevention, and health promotion, along with time-honored fundamentals such as access to safe foods, safe drinking water, and proper sanitation systems. |
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| The site offers a step-by-step plan on how to organize and deliver a similar eight-week health promotion and education course for veterans and other seniors in your community. |
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| There are intersecting issues for the different products regarding the need for health promotion messages that educate communities about the health benefits of each product. |
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| It is widely recognized that public health promotion and disease prevention are critical to reducing health disparities, achieving gains in health outcomes, and contributing to the sustainability of our health system. |
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| There are a number of of health promotion and intervention programs that First Nations are eligible to recieve from Health Canada, and yet the gaps in health between First Nations and other Canadians are still alarming. |
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| Mental health promotion and public education campaigns must therefore engage more actively with immigrant and established ethnolinguistic communities. |
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| Six areas of common interest were studied: medication use, polypharmacy, drug-seeking behaviour, specific-disease counselling, primary health care and health promotion. |
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| In this context special attention is being paid to strengthening the role of health professionals in the area of health promotion, including self-medication, and to better defining indications suitable for self-medication. |
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| The project is currently in the process of hiring the following: family physicians, nurse practitioners, a nurse, therapists, a dietitian, a health promotion educator, a chiropodist, medical secretaries and a receptionist. |
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| An outreach team will offer multidisciplinary consultation, medical assessment and treatment planning as well as nutrition, chiropody and health promotion services. |
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| Enhanced health promotion and disease prevention: to provide evidence for the best public health measures in terms of life styles and interventions at different levels and in different contexts. |
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| The capacities of the school environment to support health promotion, including the availability of clean water and facilities for menstruating girls at school. |
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| Contract awarded for purchase of food pyramid didactic, corresponding to health promotion. |
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| However, successive past public health programmes have already co-funded projects in the fields of mental health promotion and prevention of mental disorders. |
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| This programme has three objectives: improving information and knowledge, reacting rapidly to health threats and tackling health determinants through health promotion and disease prevention. |
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| Public health agencies in Canada deliver a wide variety of health promotion programs, and monitor chronic disease and infectious disease outbreaks. |
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| Annie Devault has a doctorate in community psychology from l'Université du Québec à Montréal and she completed a post doctoral internship in health promotion and disease prevention at Stanford University. |
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| Through education, information, health promotion initiatives, as well as through appropriate legislation we can act to help diminish the health risk factors affecting the European public and improve overall quality of life. |
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| While the overarching goal of any health promotion or disease prevention measure is improved health, supporters say that investing money in these programs is also old-fashioned fiscal common sense. |
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| In the current practice, the Centre for Information and Education for Health provided health information aimed mostly at health promotion and disease prevention, but not aimed at curative treatment. |
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| The program encourages the development of locally controlled projects with components that include culture and language, education, health promotion, nutrition, social support and parental involvement. |
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| The underlying assumption seems to have been that positive effects would follow from placing the health promotion issue on the political agenda, building networks and exchanging information. |
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| Each year, the organisation marks World Health Day and other observances focusing on a specific health promotion topic. |
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| It was therefore important to integrate mental health promotion into broader social policies that addressed poverty, unemployment and gender discrimination. |
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| The congruence between feminist theory, the policies of the women's health movement and the principles of health promotion should make progress easier than has often been the case. |
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| Although they can all be very effective for particular people or particular situations, not all fit neatly into a mental health promotion framework. |
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| I have a strong desire to work within health promotion and promote physical activity to different populations-whether it's people living with a disability or individuals in developing countries. |
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| Cardiologists have an important role in advocating health promotion for individual patients, their practice populations, and the broader community. |
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| In this context, the Committee draws attention to the importance of corporate health promotion schemes that businesses provide for their employees on a voluntary basis. |
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| They seized the opportunity to harness the momentum of the Winter Olympics to advance health promotion as a long-term investment and gain a province-wide health legacy with potential cross-sector benefits. |
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| I have a bachelor's degree in health promotion. |
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| Ways to advance SDT in health promotion are now discussed. |
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| Objective: to explore midwives' attitudes to health promotion. |
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| There was nothing to deal with issues of obesity which should have been a number one issue for the government in terms of health promotion and disease prevention. |
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| Following external suggestions and internal review of shortcomings the linkages between the health promotion programme and other public health programmes have been improved. |
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| Supporting health promotion and preventive programs with partnerships that address the economic, community and environmental characteristics that affect uptake will enhance program effectiveness. |
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| In addition to health promotion activities and advocacy, the project provides cultural awareness training for non-indigenous HIV workers and HIV training for indigenous health workers. |
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| Indeed, the Government has made significant investments in health care and has asserted that improving the overall health of Canadians must include a renewed focus on health promotion. |
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| Dietary Guidelines for Americans is a statement of current federal policy on the role of dietary factors in health promotion and disease prevention. |
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| Health promotion and disease prevention include age specific counselling called anticipatory guidance. |
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| Health promotion helped to improve knowledge on risk factors and encouraged people to adopt healthy lifestyles and behaviours. |
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| A new degree course, the BSc in Public Health and Health Promotion, is to follow on from the National Diploma in Health Science and Physiology next September. |
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| Health promotion in the Hutterite community and the ethnocentricity of empowerment. |
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