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On our pages you find information about our work, interesting health promotion topics, people, literature and the latest conference and training updates.
We invite you to find out more about us and our parent organization, the International Union for Health Promotion and Education.
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Global Co-Chairs:
Sara Rodgers (London/UK)
[email protected]Erika Bro (Sydney/Australia)
[email protected]Immediate Past Global Chair:
Emily Hennessy (Nashville/USA)
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Hope Corbin (Bellingham/USA)
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SAGE Publications Ltd: Global Health Promotion: Table of Contents- A stakeholder analysis of community-led collaboration to reduce health inequity in a deprived neighbourhood in South Korea
Global Health Promotion, Ahead of Print.
- Health literacy and health promotion in context
Global Health Promotion, Volume 25, Issue 4, Page 3-5, December 2018.
- Littératie en santé et promotion de la santé en contexte
Global Health Promotion, Volume 25, Issue 4, Page 93-95, December 2018.
- Improving health literacy and medication compliance through comic books: a quasi-experimental study of Chinese community-dwelling older adults
Global Health Promotion, Volume 25, Issue 4, Page 67-78, December 2018.
- El alfabetismo para la salud y la promoción de la salud en contexto
Global Health Promotion, Volume 25, Issue 4, Page 101-103, December 2018.
- A stakeholder analysis of community-led collaboration to reduce health inequity in a deprived neighbourhood in South Korea
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