How useful are social-psychological theories for explaining health-related behaviour change to the ‘Health Lives, Healthy People delivery effort?
Reflected in WHO policy documents: Placing health on the agenda of policy makers in all sectors and at all levels, directing them to be aware of the health consequences of their decisions and to accept their responsibilities for health (WHO 1986)
HEST 3127. Building Healthy Public Policyl. Nov 2013
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•Creating supportive environments for health
•Strengthening community action for health
•Developing personal skills
•Reorientation of health services
•Building healthy public policies
HEST 3127. Building Healthy Public Policyl. Nov 2013
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•Economic development must seek to increase quality of life and not just gross national product
•The most sensitive indicator of a society’s quality of life is the health of its poor and other vulnerable groups
•The achievement of equal access to resources for health should be high among the goals of economic development
•Health services alone cannot equalise opportunities for health
•Health equity, health for all requites the collaboration of all policy sectors, especially those concerned with economics, agriculture, and food, education and information, and environment and habitat.
HEST 3127. Building Healthy Public Policyl. Nov 2013
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•Tackling inequalities in health
•Supportive environments
•Access to health enhancing goods and services
•Unique culture of indigenous peoples, ethnic minorities, immigrants
•Equal access to health services
•Various health challenges: technology, ecological interactions, globalisation
•Consultation and negotiation
HEST 3127. Building Healthy Public Policyl. Nov 2013
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•Focuses on the broader determinants of health
•Not a lifestyle approach
HEST 3127. Building Healthy Public Policyl. Nov 2013
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Category of public policy issues, not with moral wickedness, but with a high level of complexity
HEST 3127. Building Healthy Public Policyl. Nov 2013
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http://www.dh.gov.uk/health/category/policy-areas/public-health/
HEST 3127. Building Healthy Public Policyl. Nov 2013
0
•Creating supportive environments for health
•Strengthening community action for health
•Developing personal skills
•Reorientation of health services
•Building healthy public policies
HEST 3127. Building Healthy Public Policyl. Nov 2013
0
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•Economic development must seek to increase quality of life and not just gross national product
•The most sensitive indicator of a society’s quality of life is the health of its poor and other vulnerable groups
•The achievement of equal access to resources for health should be high among the goals of economic development
•Health services alone cannot equalise opportunities for health
•Health equity, health for all requites the collaboration of all policy sectors, especially those concerned with economics, agriculture, and food, education and information, and environment and habitat.
HEST 3127. Building Healthy Public Policyl. Nov 2013
0
•Tackling inequalities in health
•Supportive environments
•Access to health enhancing goods and services
•Unique culture of indigenous peoples, ethnic minorities, immigrants
•Equal access to health services
•Various health challenges: technology, ecological interactions, globalisation
•Consultation and negotiation
HEST 3127. Building Healthy Public Policyl. Nov 2013
0
•Focuses on the broader determinants of health
•Not a lifestyle approach
HEST 3127. Building Healthy Public Policyl. Nov 2013
0
Category of public policy issues, not with moral wickedness, but with a high level of complexity
HEST 3127. Building Healthy Public Policyl. Nov 2013
0
http://www.dh.gov.uk/health/category/policy-areas/public-health/