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Following the process of doing a community based health promotion project, this book shows how to progress from thinking about and assessing the health needs of a community to how to plan, implement, and evaluate a health promotion project for a particular group or population. Using real world case studies and examples, the text provides students with an introduction to community health within a population health and health promotion framework, and explains how these areas work together in practice.
This text investigates the systematic methodology required to design, execute, and evaluate community-based health promotion initiatives within a broader population health framework. Authors Pranee Liamputtong and Sansnee Jirojwong leverage their academic expertise in public health to provide a structured guide for students and practitioners. The book argues that effective health outcomes depend on the integration of community needs assessment with rigorous project management and evaluation strategies.
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Academic reviewers and educators frequently cite this text as a practical, foundational resource for students entering the field of public health. The prose is noted for its clarity and direct application of theoretical concepts to real-world community settings.
Page Count:
512
Publication Date:
2015-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press Australia & New Zealand
ISBN-10:
0190024909
ISBN-13:
9780190024901
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