Table of Contents
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Contributors |
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Foreword Angela Mawle |
xi |
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Foreword Cheryll Adams |
xiii |
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Preface |
xv |
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Acknowledgements |
xvii |
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Introduction |
xix |
SECTION 1 |
THE SEARCH FOR
HEALTH NEEDS |
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Chapter 1 |
Health Needs
Assessments Sarah
Cowley |
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Health Needs |
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Need and Needs
Assessment |
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Assessing Community
Health Needs |
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Need for Prevention |
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Conclusion |
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Discussion |
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Questions |
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References |
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Further Reading |
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Resources |
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Chapter 2 |
Partnership Working: The Key to
Public Health Christine
Bidmead
and Hilton Davis |
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Introduction |
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Family Partnership Model
for Health and Wellbeing |
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Evidence Base of the
Family Partnership Approach |
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Conclusion |
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Discussion Questions |
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References |
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Further Reading |
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SECTION 2 |
THE STIMULATION OF
AN AWARNESS OF HEALTH NEEDS |
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Chapter 3 |
Collaborating for
Health Pauline Craig
and Moira Fischbacher |
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Introduction |
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Development of
Collaboration and Integration in Health and Social Care |
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Integration of
Planning for Improving Health |
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Why Collaborate? |
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From Policy to
Practice: The Case of Networks |
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Benefits of
Networked Organizations |
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Costs of Networked
Organizations |
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Managing and
Sustaining Networks |
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Conclusion |
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Discussion Questions |
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Points to Consider |
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References |
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Chapter 4 |
Parenting and Family Support: A
Public Health Issue Christine
Bidmead
and Karen Whittaker |
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Introduction |
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Family and Parenting
Support |
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Incorporating Policy
into Practice: Evidence of What Works in Parenting and Family Support |
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Conclusions and
Implications for Practice |
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Discussion Questions |
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References |
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Further |
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Resources |
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Chapter 5 |
Community Development as a Public
Health Function Yvonne
Dalziel |
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Introduction |
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Community
Development: Origins and Influences |
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Elements of
Community Development |
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Working With and For
Communities to Improve Health and Wellbeing |
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Community
Development Activity |
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Applying the
Community Development Process to Key Areas of Child Public Health |
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Conclusion |
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Discussion Questions |
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References |
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Further |
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Chapter 6 |
Complex Community-Based
Initiatives Anna
Houston |
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Introduction |
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Policy |
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Sure Start: A CCI |
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Ongoing Policy
Commitment to a Child-Centred
Approach |
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Explaining the
Complexity of CCIs-Criticisms of the CCI Approach |
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What are the
Components of Intensive Community-Based Work? |
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Is there a Public
Health Role for Community Practitioners in a CCI? |
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What Lessons can
Community Professionals Learn from a CCI Approach? |
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Conclusion |
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Discussion Questions |
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References |
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Further |
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Resources |
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SECTION 3 |
THE INFLUENCE ON
POLICIES AFFECTING HEALTH |
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Chapter 7 |
Planning Public Health
Strategies Jean Rowe |
162 |
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Introduction |
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Health Strategy |
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A Strategy for Health |
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Developing a
Proposal for a Development Project |
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Conclusion |
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Discussion Questions |
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References |
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Further |
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Resources |
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Chapter 8 |
Understanding Effectiveness for
Service Planning Peter
Griffiths |
193 |
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Introduction |
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Defining
Effectiveness |
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Evidence-Based
Health Care |
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Critical Appraisal |
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Evaluation and
Public Health Interventions |
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Role of Guidelines |
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Conclusion |
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Discussion Questions |
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References |
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Further |
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Chapter 9 |
Public Health and Health
Promotion Pauline
Pearson |
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Introduction |
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What is Health? |
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What is Public
Health? |
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Promoting Health |
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Where does Primary
Health Care Fit? |
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Distinctions Between
Medical, Social and Lay Definitions of Health |
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Theoretical
Perspectives Underpinning Health Promotion Work in Practice |
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Conclusion |
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Discussion Questions |
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References |
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Further |
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SECTION 4 |
THE FACILITATION OF
HEALTH-ENHANCING ACTIVITIES |
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Chapter 10 |
Breastfeeding and Public
Health Sally Kendall
and Francesca Entwistle |
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Introduction |
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Historical Background |
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The Innocenti
Declaration |
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Incidence and
Prevalence of Breastfeeding in the |
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Public Health
Benefits of Breastfeeding |
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When Breastfeeding
is Contraindicated |
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Women’s Perspectives
on the Benefits of Breastfeeding |
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Why Don’t More Women
Breastfeed? |
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Community
Practitioners and the Promotion of Public Health through Breastfeeding |
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Conclusions |
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Discussion Questions |
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References |
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Further |
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Chapter 11 |
Safeguarding Children: A Public
Health Imperative Jane
Appleton and Jill Clemerson-Trew |
258 |
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Introduction |
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Safeguarding
Children and Public Health |
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Safeguarding
Children: Policy |
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Impact on Public
Health: Statistics |
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Safeguarding and
Promoting the Welfare of Children |
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Individual and Organisational
Responsibilities |
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Conclusion |
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Discussion Questions |
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References |
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Further Reading |
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Chapter 12 |
Leadership through alongsideness Robyn Pound and Ruth Grant |
284 |
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Introduction |
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Ruth’s Story:
Practice Development |
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Robyn’s Story: From
Public Health Action to Practical Alongsideness |
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Integrating Our Insights:
Leadership by Alongsideness |
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Discussion Questions |
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Acknowledgements |
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References |
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Further Reading |
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Chapter 13 |
Quality in a Public Health Service:
The 3-5-7 Model Sinead
Hanafin |
305 |
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Introduction |
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Categories of
Measurement |
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Themes, Models,
Frameworks and Dimensions of Quality |
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A Focus on Process |
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A Holistic Model of
Service Quality |
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Using the Framework
to Explain Judgements
of Service Quality |
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Conclusion |
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Discussion Questions |
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References |
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Further Reading |
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Chapter 14 |
Immunisation: Ethics,
Effectiveness, Organization Helen Bedford |
337 |
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Introduction |
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UK Childhood Immunisation Programme |
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Conclusion |
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Discussion Questions |
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References |
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Further Reading |
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Index |
357 |
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