促进健康
2001-8
Oversea Publishing House
Andrea Wass 著
297
This best-selling text has established itself as an authoritative resource for nurses and other health workers wishing to develop their skills in health promotion. Following the success of the first edition, Promoting Health: The Primary Health Care Approach has been expanded and updated in response to national and international developments in policy and action to achieve Health for All. It urges a renewed commitment to the Primary Health Care approach and provides practical guidelines to enable health workers to do this. The text presents an approach to health promotion based on the principles of social justice, equity, community participation, intersectoral action and the development of sustainable, balanced health care systems. It then examines a variety of strategies of use to health workers in the health promotion process,including health education, community development, group work, working with the mass media and the development of healthy public policy.
ForewordPrefaceAcknowledgementsContributorsIntroduction1 Health promotion in context: Primary Health Care and the new public health movement2 Concepts and values in health promotion(Andrea Wass and Pamela Griffith)3 Assessing community needs and resources4 Evaluating health promotion5 Using the mass media6 Community development7 Working for change in communities and organisations8 Working with groups9 Education for health10 Putting it all togetherConclusion: Where to from here?Appendix 1: The Declaration of AIma-AtaAppendix 2: The Ottawa Charter for Health PromotionAppendix 3: The Jakarta Declaration on Leading Health Promotion into the 21st CenturyAppendix 4: Annotated bibliography -- practice examples from around AustraliaAppendix 5: Some useful internet sitesndex
