Using Research For Effective Health Promotion
1st Edition
Published on 1. August 2001
218 pages
978-0-335-23245-1 (ISBN)
Description
This book bridges the gap between research and practice in health promotion. It advances evidence-based health promotion by illustrating how service providers and researchers can change their working practices to benefit the public and addresses the need
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Sandy Oliver | Greet Peersman
Using Research For Effective Health Promotion
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08/2001
Open University Press
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Content
- Front Cover
- Half-title
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- Notes on contributors
- Acknowledgements
- Preface
- Part 1 Theory of health promotion and evaluation
- Chapter 1 Promoting health: principles of practice and evaluation
- Chapter 2 Evaluating health promotion: methodological diversity
- Chapter 3 Learning from research
- Part 2 Finding and appraising research evidence
- Chapter 4 Finding research evidence: systematic searching
- Chapter 5 World Wide Web for health: how to access tools and research
- Chapter 6 Critical appraisal of research evidence: finding useful and reliable answers
- Chapter 7 Systematic reviews of effectiveness
- Part 3 Applying health promotion and research to young people's lives
- Chapter 8 The fine detail: conducting a systematic review
- Chapter 9 Who's listening? Systematically reviewing for ethics and empowerment
- Chapter 10 A listening trial: 'qualitative' methods within experimental research
- Part 4 Advances in evidence-informed policy and practice
- Chapter 11 Using research: challenges in evidence-informed service planning
- Chapter 12 Making research more useful: integrating different perspectives and different methods
- Chapter 13 Looking to the future: policies and opportunities for better health
- Index
- Back Cover
