Health Promotion PH: Resources

Section	Name	Description
Module 1 - Overview of Health Promotion and Key Milestones in Its History	Theories and Models Frequently Used in Health Promotion	Read the entire PDF document. (4 minutes)
	Health Promotion Values	Read the circular diagram on the webpage. (1 minute)
	Health Promotion Theories	Read pages 52- 57 from the Health Belief Model to right before the Transtheoretical Model and 61-63 for the Social Ecological Model. (34 minutes)
	Introduction to Health Education And Health Promotion	Read pages 2 & 3 on Health Education & Health Promotion. (5 minutes)
	Policy, Systems, and Environmental Change	Read the entire webpage. (5 minutes)
	Understanding health education, health promotion and public health	Read the entire Article. (14 minutes)
	Eight Steps to Building Healthy Public Policies	Read the entire PDF document. (10 minutes)
	Health Promotion: Trajectory and Current Perspectives	Read the entire chapter. (12 minutes)
	Chapter 2: History of Health Promotion	Read from "Introduction" until "Six Phases in the Evolution of Primary Care/Prevention." (56 minutes)

Module 2 - Key Concepts and Values in Health Promotion	Improving Health in the Community: A Role for Performance Monitoring.	Read from the topic "A Model of the Determinants of Health" to "Conclusion." (23 minutes)
	Evaluating the Public Health Impact of Health Promotion Interventions: The RE-AIM Framework	Read pages 1322 to 1325. This includes the Abstract, Introduction, Re-AIM model, and Discussion. (20 minutes)
	Principles and Basic Concepts of Equity and Health	Read the entire document. (36 minutes)
	A Human Rights Based Approach to Health	Read the entire document. (15 minutes)
	COVID-19 and health promotion in Brazil: community health workers between vulnerability and resistance	Read the sections: Introduction, Health Promotion before COVID-19 and the Vulnerabilities of CHW, and Discussion. (17 minutes)

Module 3: Health Promotion Frameworks, Theories, and Principles	Health Promotion Theories and Models	Read the entire article. (16 minutes)
	Principled Promotion of Health: Implementing Five Guiding Health Promotion Principles for Research-Based Prevention and Management of Diabetes	Read from section 2.1.2 Brief Discussion to the end of 3. General Discussion. (39 minutes)
	Unravelling mechanisms underlying the action principles of a community-based health promotion programme: a realist evaluation	Read the sections Study Setting, Study Design, and Discussion. (15 minutes)
	Health needs assessment: A practical guide	Supplementary Resource
	Baby Steps: Using Intervention Mapping to Develop a Sustainable Perinatal Physical Activity Healthcare Intervention	Read sections 2.4 to 3.6. (45 minutes)
	The use of evaluation methods for the overall assessment of health policy: potential and limitations	Read the entire Article. (49 minutes)
	How Health Promoters Can Assess Capacity Building Processes in Setting-Based Approaches—Development and Testing of a Monitoring Instrument	Read sections 1 & 2. (24 minutes)
	Building capacity for evidence-based public health: Reconciling the pulls of practice and the push of research	Read sections on "Why evidence-based public health matters", "Promising approaches for building capacity", & "Challenges and opportunities for research and practice." (31 minutes)
	Effectiveness of capacity building interventions relevant to public health practice: a systematic review	Read the "Abstract, Background, & Discussion". (20 minutes)
	From Theory to Practice (Book)	Mandatory reading for this topic; a summary of the most important aspects of this topic.

Module 4 - Health Promotion Strategies and Practice	Application of the Ottawa Charter Five Priority Areas of Action for Public Health to an Institution-Wide Diabetes Care Promotion	Read the sections "2.3.1. Action 1: Develop Personal Skills" to "2.3.5. Action 5: Build Healthy Public Policy". (17 minutes)
	Health Promotion: An Effective Tool for Global Health	Read sections on "Conferences in Health Promotion and Approaches to Health Promotion." (8 minutes)
	Application of the Ottawa Charter Five Priority Areas of Action for Public Health to an Institution-Wide Diabetes Care Promotion	Read the sections "2.3.1. Action 1: Develop Personal Skills" to "2.3.5. Action 5: Build Healthy Public Policy" (17 minutes)
	Evaluation of health promotion, public health or public policy interventions	Read the sections "5.6 Examples of evidence-based health promotion actions to improve health" and "Tables 5.1" to "Tables 5.8" (9 minutes)
	Health Advocacy and Health Communication for Elderly Health Care Consumers: Rationale, Demand, and Policy Implications	Read the sections on Introduction: Health Advocacy and the Health Care System & Organizations That Promote a Culture of Health Advocacy. (5 minutes)
	Advocacy Impact Case Studies \| The Communication Initiative Network	Read the sections "Introduction: Health Advocacy and the Health Care System" & "Organizations That Promote a Culture of Health Advocacy." (2 minutes)
	Health promotion, partnership and intersectoral action	Read the Introduction & Partnership, Intersectoral Action, and Determinants of Health sections. (2 minutes)
	Health promotion, partnership and intersectoral action	Read the sections "The Case for an Intersectoral Partnership Approach" and "Intersectoral Action for Health in Policy Making." (5 minutes)
	Integrated health promotion strategies: a contribution to tackling current and future health challenges	Read the sections " Effectiveness Of Health Promotion Interventions, Strategies, And Actions" & "Key Lessons About The Effectiveness Of Health Promotion Interventions, Strategies, And Actions". (20 minutes)
	Community Engagement: A Health Promotion Guide for Universal Health Coverage in the Hands of the People	Read the section "PART III. Community engagement principles, enabling factors and applications" (Pages 11-13). (8 minutes)
	Community Engagement: A Health Promotion Guide for Universal Health Coverage in the Hands of the People	Read the section "PART V. Examples of community engagement approaches and how health promotion actions are applied: Case studies to illustrate the four approaches." (16 minutes)

Module 5 Designing and Implementing a Health Promotion Project	Measuring, Monitoring, and Evaluating the Health of a Population	Read "Epidemiology in Building Health Policy." (10 minutes)
	Evaluating the impact of healthcare interventions using routine data	Read the entire Article. (16 minutes)
	Community Needs Assessment	Read Sections "1: Overview of Community Needs Assessment (Pages 6-7)" & "2. Section 2: Plan for a Community Needs Assessment" (Pages 12-22). (25 minutes)
	Best practices--project review process	Read from "Responsibilities" to "Project Status". (13 minutes)
	Sustainable by design: a systematic review of factors for health promotion program sustainability	Read the discussion section of the article. (6 minutes)
	Sustainability of public health interventions: where are the gaps?	Read the entire Article. (20 minutes)
	PHO Webinar: Promoting Health: A (Re)introduction to Program Evaluation (OPTIONAL)	This video describes what evaluation is and teaches recognizing the importance of evaluating health promotion programs. It also gave details on Public Health Ontario's ten steps to evaluating health promotion programs. (59 minutes)
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