Promoting human wellness : new frontiers for research, practice, and policy / edited by Margaret Schneider Jamner and Daniel Stokols.
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Berkeley :
University of California Press,
[2000]
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Table of Contents:
- New directions in human wellness promotion. The social ecological paradigm of wellness promotion
- The societal context of disease prevention and wellness promotion
- Promoting wellness: biomedical versus outcomes models
- Community participation, empowerment, and health: development of a wellness guide for California
- Genetic determinism as a failing paradigm in biology and medicine: implications for health and wellness
- Wellness promotion research: innovative strategies and perspectives. Creating health-promotive environments: implications for theory and research
- Theory-based evaluation: investigating the how and why of wellness promotion programs
- Pregnancy prevention opportunities focusing on the younger sisters of childbearing teens
- Immigrants may hold clues to protecting health during pregnancy: exploring a paradox
- Race and health: implications for health care delivery and wellness promotion
- Health promotion in ethnic minority families: the impact of exposure to violence
- Valuing future health in social policy and human health behavior
- Wellness promotion practice: toward more comprehensive approaches. Health promotion at the dawn of the 21st century: challenges and dilemmas
- Bridging the clinical and public health approaches to smoking cessation: California Smokers' helpline
- Disease prevention versus health promotion: pitfalls of preventive care in the geriatric population
- Preventing disability in older Americans: the challenge of the 21st century
- An educational approach to engage health care professionals in wellness promotion
- University-community partnerships to promote wellness in children, youth, and families.
- Wellness promotion policy: toward a more explicit consideration of the political context. Strategies for reducing youth violence: media, community, and policy
- Adolescent sexuality and health care reform
- Improving health and safety in the agricultural workplace
- Enhancing women's health: current status and directions in research and practice
- Cardiovascular disease in women: exploring myths and controversies
- HIV/AIDS prevention: successes and challenges.