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Health Promotion for Noncommunicable Diseases

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Description

This course introduces the participants to the field of health promotion and provides an overview of key health promotion definitions and concepts. Trainees will learn some of the key theories underpinning health promotion and examine the key strategies used by health promoters to take action on the major non-communicable diseases affecting individuals and communities.

This course is intended to develop the understanding of participants of health promotion at individual, group, community and national levels, as well as their critical thinking around the social determinants of non-communicable diseases approaches to health interventions.

Learning Outcomes

  1. Explain key health promotion definitions and concepts
  2. Explain the key theories used in health promotion practice
  3. Comprehend how theories are applied to promote health at the individual, community and societal levels
  4. Review and critique major approaches to health promotion (e.g. policy, behavior change, community engagement, advocacy and social marketing)
  5. Identify and describe the key challenges facing health promotion programs in both developed and developing country contexts
  6. Understand how health promotion strategies promote physical activity, good nutrition and dietary practices and smoke free environment
  7. Select the most appropriate strategy, or mix of strategies, for addressing non-communicable diseases
  1. Health Promotion Approaches, Principles, and Interventions
  2. Strategies to Promote Good Nutrition
  3. Strategies to Promote Physical Activity
  4. Ethical and Political Dimensions of Health Control
  5. Understanding Health Promotion and Health
  6. Value and Role of Partnership
Fees $50.00
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Course Features

Type: Self-Paced
Language: English
Duration: 30 LH

Certificate

The participant will be awarded a certificate of successful completion upon completing the course.