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Ph.D Course
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The following course for Ph.D
students will be offered three days before the 5th Nordic Health
Promotion Research Conference:
Title: Community based health promotion - from theory to practice
Time and place:
June 12 -14, 2006, full days;
Unit for Health Promotion
Research, University of Southern Denmark, Niels Bohrs Vej 9-10,
Esbjerg
Registration is open now!
Aim and content:
At the end of the course the Ph.D students should have knowledge of the
latest theories, methods and practical skills in community based health promotion.
Lectures and exercises include:
• theoretical basis
and evidence base for community interventions, including needs
assessment, planning models and evaluations
• health and welfare policies from the perspectives of theory and
applications settings approach in health development
• case studies of local interventions: implementation and evaluation
practical exercises, group work and feedback sessions
• Lectures will be given by a number of the most influential
national and international researchers in the area.
Study credits:
The course and preparatory reading give 3 ETCS
points.
Students:
Participants are required to have a basic knowledge of theories and
methods of health promotion and to be actively involved - or have
interest in health promotion. As preparation for each lecture,
participants are expected to read literature two hours per lecture.
A reader will be provided before the course.
Course managers:
Arja R. Aro; Professor; Unit for Health Promotion Research;
University of Southern Denmark
Tine Curtis; Ph.D.; Research Programme Director; National Institute of
Public Health
Teachers:
Arja R. Aro, Professor, Unit for Health Promotion Research;
University of Southern Denmark
Anja Leppin, Associate Professor, Unit for Health Promotion
Research; University of Southern Denmark
Anu Kasmel, MD, MSSc, Policy Advisor, Ministry of Social Affairs,
Estonia
Bjørn Holstein, Professor, Department of Social Medicine,
University of Copenhagen
Evelyne de Leeuw, Professor, School of Health and Social
Development, Deakin University, Australia
Finn Diderichsen, Professor, Institute of Public Health; University
of Copenhagen
Lawrence
Green, Professor, University of California at Berkeley, USA
Maurice Mittelmark, Professor, Research Centre for Health Promotion,
University of Bergen, Norway
Tine Curtis, Ph.D, Research Programme Director; National Institute of Public
Health
Contacts:
For contents issues: Professor Arja R. Aro,
phone +45 6550 4157
araro@health.sdu.dk
For adminstrative issues: Secretary Bettina
Gundolf, phone +45 6550 4214,
bgundolf@health.sdu.dk
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