Health promotion applied to infectious diseases

In its brief history, health promotion, despite its efforts to focus on health rather than disease, as a field of research and practice has generally been associated with efforts at disease prevention. In addition and despite the broadening of the theoretical underpinning of the field up to the pres...

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Published in:Global health promotion 2015-06, Vol.22 (2), p.3-4
Main Author: McQueen, David V.
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Communicable diseases
Communicable Diseases - epidemiology
Diseases
Female
Global Health
Health Promotion - organization & administration
History
Humans
Infection Control - organization & administration
Male
Public Health
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