Teaching Advocacy to Public Health Students: The New Jersey Experience

Increasingly, the profession of health education expects its practitioners to effectively advocate for both health education and the promotion of healthy practices, programs, and policies. This raises the question, "Are we preparing health educators for this responsibility?" This article b...

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Published in:Health promotion practice 2002-07, Vol.3 (3), p.341-346
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