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Lisa Gugglberger
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Associate Editor, Health Promotion International
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By Lisa Gugglberger, Ludwig Boltzmann Gesellschaft, Edith Flaschberger, Friedrich Teutsch| Health Promotion International Verified While the existence of side effects of medical interventions is common knowledge and widely investigated, possible unintended effects of health promotion (HP) interventions are only sparsely discussed in the HP literature. Drawing on qualitative evaluation data generated within an on-going process evaluation of a regional health-promoting schools network in Austria, we demonstrate which desirable and undesirable effects HP practice can have for teachers.
By Ludwig Boltzmann Gesellschaft, Lisa Gugglberger, Michaela Adamowitsch, Wolfgang Dür| Health Promotion International Verified Since the 1980s, schools have been recognized as an ideal setting to promote students' and teachers' health. Three decades after the development of the Health Promoting Schools (HPS) approach, however, there is still only limited knowledge about the implementation of health promotion (HP) activities in this setting. Some studies indicate that schools change original concepts significantly when adapting them to local context in the course of implementation.
By Lisa Gugglberger, Ludwig Boltzmann Gesellschaft, Edith Flaschberger, Friedrich Teutsch| Health Promotion International Verified While the existence of side effects of medical interventions is common knowledge and widely investigated, possible unintended effects of health promotion (HP) interventions are only sparsely discussed in the HP literature. Drawing on qualitative evaluation data generated within an on-going process evaluation of a regional health-promoting schools network in Austria, we demonstrate which desirable and undesirable effects HP practice can have for teachers.
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Health Promotion International
Oxford University Press (OUP) is the largest university press in the world and a department of the University of Oxford. Established in 1586, it has a rich history that began with the first book printed in Oxford in 1478. As a charitable organization, OUP focuses on educational advancement and ethical practices, reinvesting its surpluses into academic initiatives. OUP operates in over 50 countries, providing a wide range of products and services. It publishes scholarly journals, monographs, and reference works, including the renowned Oxford English Dictionary. The press also produces educational resources such as textbooks and digital learning tools for various educational levels, along with children's literature and religious texts, including the King James Authorized Version of the Bible. OUP is committed to sustainability and aims for carbon neutrality by 2050, while also addressing educational gaps and promoting accessibility for learners worldwide.
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