ERIC ED460081: Evaluation in Health Promotion: Principles and Perspectives. WHO Regional Publications, European Series.

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Rootman, Irving, Ed.; Goodstadt, Michael, Ed.; Hyndman,
AUTHOR
Brian, Ed.; McQueen, David V., Ed.; Potvin, Louise, Ed.;
Springett, Jane, Ed.; Ziglio, Erio, Ed.
Evaluation in Health Promotion: Principles and Perspectives.
TITLE
WHO Regional Publications, European Series.
World Health Organization, Copenhagen (Denmark). Regional
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Office for Europe.
Ministry of Health, Ottawa (Ontario) .; Centers for Disease
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Control and Prevention (DHHS/PHS), Atlanta, GA.; Health
Education Authority, London (England).
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2001-00-00
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Cardiovascular System; Case Studies; *Community Programs;
DESCRIPTORS
Comprehensive School Health Education; Economic Factors;
Economic Impact; Elementary Secondary Education; Evaluation
Methods; Foreign Countries; *Health Promotion; Mass Media
Effects; Occupational Safety and Health; *Program
Evaluation; Public Health; *Public Policy; Quality of Life;
Research Methodology; Urban Areas
Canada; Europe; *Health Policy; Impact Evaluation; Social
IDENTIFIERS
Capital
ABSTRACT
This book includes a collection of papers on the theories,
methodologies, and practice of health promotion initiatives in Europe and the
"A Framework for Health Promotion
Americas. The 23 chapters are:
(1)
Evaluation" (Irving Rootman, Michael Goodstadt, Louise Potvin, and Jane
"Beyond Process and Outcome Evaluation: A Comprehensive
Springett);
(2)
Approach for Evaluating Health Promotion Programmes" (Louise Potvin, Slim
"What Counts as Evidence: Issues and
Haddad, and Katherine L. Frohlich);
(3)
"Participatory
Debates" (David V. McQueen and Laurie M. Anderson);
(4)
Approaches to Evaluation in Health Promotion" (Jane Springett);
(5)
"Transformative Alliance between Qualitative and Quantitative Approaches in
"Evaluation of
Health Promotion Research" (Sylvie Gendron);
(6)
Quality-of-Life Initiatives in Health Promotion" (Dennis Raphael);
(7)
"Economic Evaluation of Health Promotion" (Christine Godfrey);
"Health
(8)
Promotion: Towards a Quality Assurance Framework" (Richard Parish);
(9)
"Investigating Policy Networks for Health: Theory and Method in a Larger
Organizational Perspective" (Evelyne de Leeuw);
(10) "Evaluating Community
Health Promotion Programmes" (Louise Potvin and Lucie Richard);
(11)
"Evaluating Community Initiatives for Health and Development" (Stephen B.
Fawcett, Adrienne Paine-Andrews, Vincent T. Francisco, Jerry Schultz, Kimber
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P. Richter, Jannette Berkley-Patton, Jacqueline L. Fisher, Rhonda K. Lewis,
Christine M. Lopez, Stergios Russos, Ella L. Williams, Kari J. Harris, and
(12) "Evaluating Health Promotion in Schools: Reflections"
Paul Evensen);
"Evaluating Health Promotion Programmes in the
(Sarah Stewart-Brown);
(13)
(14) "Evaluation in Urban
Workplace" (Lindsay Dugdill and Jane Springett);
Settings: The Challenge of Healthy Cities" (Lisa Curtice, Jane Springett, and
(15) "Evaluating Healthy Public Policies in Community and
Aine Kennedy);
(16) "Evaluation of Health Promotion
Regional Contexts" (Alfred Rutten);
(17) "Evaluation of
Policies: Tracking a Moving Target" (Nancy Milio);
Countrywide Health Promotion Policies: The Canadian Experience" (Reg Warren,
"Health Impact Assessment as a Tool
Irving Rootman, and Rick Wilson);
(18)
for Health Promotion and Population Health" (C. James Frankish, Lawrence W.
(19) "Social
Green, Pamela A. Ratner, Treena Chomik, and Craig Larsen);
Capital: Evaluation Implications for Community Health Promotion" (Marshall W.
"Case Study:
Kreuter, Nicole A. Lezin, Laura Young, and Adam N. Koplan);
(20)
(21) "Issues in
The Canadian Heart Health Initiative" (Sylvie Stachenko);
Evaluating Mass-Media Health Communication Campaigns" (Vicki Freimuth, Galen
"Investment for Health: Developing a
Cole, and Susan D. Kirby);
(22)
Multifaceted Appraisal Approach" (Erio Ziglio, Spencer Hagard, and Lowell S.
Levin); and (23) "Evaluation in Health Promotion: Synthesis and
Recommendations" (Michael S. Goodstadt, Brian Hyndman, David V. McQueen,
(Papers contain
Louise Potvin, Irving Rootman, and Jane Springett) .
references.)
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Evaluation in health promotion : principles and perspectives / edited by Irving
Rootman ... [et al.]
(WHO regional publications. European series ; No. 92)
methods
1.Health promotion 2.Program evaluation
3.Community health services 4.Schools 5.Urban health
6.Workplace 7.Health policy 8.Europe I.Rootman, Irving
II.Goodstadt, Michael III.Hyndman, Brian IV.McQueen, David V.
V.Potvin, Louise VI.Springett, Jane VII.Ziglio, Erio VIII.Series
(NLM Classification : WA 590)
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Acknowledgements
This book would not have materialized without the strong commitment of the
authors, who agreed to develop many drafts of their chapters to fit the overall
aim. Special thanks are due to Dr Irving Rootman, Chairman of the WHO
European Working Group on Evaluating Health Promotion Approaches. Fi-
nally, much appreciated support was received from Health Canada, the Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention in the United States of America and the
Health Education Authority in the United Kingdom.
Abbreviations
Organizations
British Standards Institute, United Kingdom
BSI
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, United States
CDC
European Network of Health Promoting Schools
ENHPS
European Union
EU
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
FAO
International Organization for Standardization
ISO
Health Education Authority, United Kingdom
HEA
National Health Service, United Kingdom
NHS
Specific studies and technical and other terms
fourth-generation evaluation
4GE
Child and Adolescent Trial for Cardiovascular Health
CATCH
WHO countrywide integrated noncommunicable disease
CINDI
intervention programme
community intervention trial for smoking cessation
COMMIT
cardiovascular diseases
CVD
disability-adjusted life year
DALY
environmental impact assessment
EIA
gross domestic product
GDP
health impact assessment
HIA
Kahnawake School Diabetes Prevention Project
KSDPP
multilevel approach to community health
MATCH
Multiple Risk Factor Intervention Trial
MRFIT
planned approach to community health
PATCH
nongovernmental organization
NGO
National Human Exposure Assessment Survey
NHEXAS
PRECEDE
predisposing, reinforcing and enabling constructs in ecosystem
diagnosis and evaluation
PROCEED
policy, regulating or resourcing, and organizing for educational
and environmental development
quality-adjusted life year
QALY
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