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Titre :	Health Promotion International, Vol. 23 n° 2. - Juin 2008
Type de document :	Bulletin
Paru le :	01/06/2008

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'If I don't like it then I can choose what I want': Welsh school children's accounts of preference for and control over food choice

WARREN E. ; PARRY O. ; LYNCH R. ; MURPHY S. ; SOCIAL INCLUSION RESEARCH UNIT (SIRU) ; UNIVERSITY OF WALES, NORTH EAST WALES INSTITUTE ; Université de Cardiff |

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A salutogenic interpretation of the Ottawa Charter

Monica Eriksson ; Bengt Lindstrom ; FOLKHÄLSAN RESEARCH CENTRE ; HEALTH PROMOTION RESEARCH PROGRAMME |

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A tale of two health literacies: public health and clinical approaches to health literacy

PLEASANT A. ; KURUVILLA S. ; DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN ECOLOGY AND EXTENSION DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY AND COMMUNITY HEALTH SCIENCES, RUTGERS ; Université du New-Jersey ; DEPARTEMENT OF INTERNATIONAL HEALTH ; BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH ; CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT |

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Achieving organizational change: findings from case studies of 20 California healthy cities and communities coalitions

KEGLER M. C ; NORTON B. L ; ARONSON R. ; DEPARTMENT OF BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES AND HEALTH EDUCATION ; ROLLINS SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH ; DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH PROMOTION SCIENCES ; COLLEGE OF PUBLIC HEALTH |

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Food security, climate change and heath promotion: opening up the streams not just helping out down stream

CATFORD J. |

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Great expectations and hard times: developing community indicators in a healthy communities initiative in Canada

SMITH N. ; LITTLEJOHNS L. B. ; HAWE P. ; SUTHERLAND L. ; FACULTY OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT ; SOCIAL PLANNING DEPARTMENT ; UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY |

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Health promotion policy in Canada: lessons forgotten, lessons still to learn

LOW J. ; THÉRIAULT L. ; DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY ; UNIVERSITY OF NEW BRUNSWICK |

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Leadership, organization and health at work: a case study of a Swedish industrial company

ERIKSSON A. ; JANSSON B. ; HAGLUND B. ; AXELSSON R. ; NORDIC SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH ; DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH SCIENCE ; DIVISION OF SOCIAL MEDECNE ; KAROLINSKA INSTITUTET |

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Life-change events and participation in physical activity: a systematic review

ALLENDER S. ; HUTCHINSON L. ; FOSTER C. ; DIVISION OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND PRIMARY HEALTH CARE ; UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD |

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Prevention programs for body image and eating disorders on University campuses: a review of large, controlled interventions

YAGER Z. ; O'DEA J. A. ; HEALTH EDUCATION AND HUMAN MOVEMENT ; FACULTY OF EDUCATION AND SOCIAL WORK ; UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY |

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Social and emotional training in Swedish classrooms for the promotion of mental health: results from an effectiveness study in Sweden

KIMBER B. ; SANDELL R. ; BREMBERG S. ; DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH SCIENCES ; DIVISION OF SOCIAL MEDICINE ; KAROLINSKA INSTITUTE ; DEPARTMENT OF BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE ; LINKOPING UNIVERSITY |

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'If I don't like it then I can choose what I want': Welsh school children's accounts of preference for and control over food choice

A salutogenic interpretation of the Ottawa Charter

A tale of two health literacies: public health and clinical approaches to health literacy

Achieving organizational change: findings from case studies of 20 California healthy cities and communities coalitions

Food security, climate change and heath promotion: opening up the streams not just helping out down stream

Great expectations and hard times: developing community indicators in a healthy communities initiative in Canada

Health promotion policy in Canada: lessons forgotten, lessons still to learn

Leadership, organization and health at work: a case study of a Swedish industrial company

Life-change events and participation in physical activity: a systematic review

Prevention programs for body image and eating disorders on University campuses: a review of large, controlled interventions

Social and emotional training in Swedish classrooms for the promotion of mental health: results from an effectiveness study in Sweden

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