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dedicated to Ron Draper(1934-1997),pioneer and leader in health promotion,thefirst Director-General of the Canadian HealthPromotion Directorate and consultant to theWorld Health Organization on Healthy Cities.  \n SETTINGS FOR   \nHEALTH PROMOTIONLinking Theory and Practice  \n   Blake D.Poland      Lawrence W.Green      Irving Rootman   Editors  \nCopyright ◎2000 by Sage Publications,Inc.  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this book may be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any means,electronic or mechanical,including photocopying,recording,or by any information storage and re-trieval system,without permission in writing from the publisher  \nFor information:  \nSage Publications,Inc.2455 Teller Road  \nThousand Oaks,California 91320E-mail:order@sagepub.com  \nSage Publications Ltd.6 Bonhill StreetLondon EC2A 4PUUnited Kingdom  \nSage Publications India Pvt.Ltd.M-32 MarketGreater Kailash INew Delhi 110048 India  \nPrinted in the United States of America  \nLibrary of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data  \nSettings for health promotion:Linking theory and practice/edited byBlake D.Poland,Lawrence W.Green,Irving Rootman.  \np.cm.  \nIncludes bibliographical references.ISBN0-8039-7418-3(cloth:acid-free paper)ISBN 0-8039-7419-1(pbk:acid-free paper)  \n1.Health promotion.2.Social medicine.I.Poland,Blake D.II.Green,Lawrence W.III.Rootman,I.RA427.8.S482000613—dc2199-050471  \nThis book is printed on acid-free paper.  \n000102030405067654321  \nContents  \nvii  \nForeword  \n144  \n1.The Settings Approach to Health PromotionLawrence W.Green,Blake D.Poland,and Irving Rootman  \n2.Homes and Families as Health Promotion SettingsHassan Soubhi and Louise PotvinCommentary:Lawrence Fisher67Commentary:Ilze Kalnins76  \n3.The School as a Setting for Health Promotion86Guy S.Parcel,Steven H.Kelder;and Karen Basen-EngquistCommentary:Cheryl L.Perry120Commentary:Peter McLaren,Zeus Leonardo,and Xóchitl Perez127  \n4.Promoting the Determinants of Good Health in the Workplace138Michael F.D.Polanyi,John W.Frank,Harry S.Shannon,Terrence J.Sullivan,and John N.Lavis  \nCommentary:Robert L.Bertera  \n160  \nCommentary:Joan M.Eakin  \n166  \nCommentary:Jane Lethbridge  \n199  \nCommentary:Patricia Dolan Mullen and L.Kay Bartholomew  \n206  \n6.Health Promotion in Clinical Practice217  \nVivek Goel and Warren McIsaac  \nCommentary:David Butler-Jones  \n233  \nCommentary:Jane G.Zapka  \n242  \n7.Community as a Setting for Health Promotion250Marie Boutilier,Shelley Cleverly,and Ronald LabonteCommentary:John Raeburn279Commentary:Evelyne de Leeuw287Addendum:Blake D.Poland301  \n8.The State as a Setting308John N.Lavis and Terrence J.SullivanCommentary:Marshall W.Kreuter332  \n9.Reflections on Settings for Health Promotion341Blake D.Poland,Lawrence W.Green,and Irving Rootman  \nIndex352About the Editors363About the Contributors365  \nForeword  \nDavid V.McQueen  \nRecently,there was an opening of ahealth promotion center at acommunity hos-pital affiliated with a prestigious New England University.The hospital was thesetting for a participatory action approach to health promotion.Even to one longassociated with health promotion,it may come as a bit of a shock to think of thehospital as a place for health promotion.Upon reflection,of course,it is a mostappropriate place.Where else does one encounter an organization so predomi-nantly focused on the theater of health and illness?Where better to play out thefull drama,the full dimensions of health promotion?In its seeming antithesis ofhealth promotion,the hospital reveals the power of settings as a place for healthpromotion.  \nThe World Health Organization defines settings for health as the place or so-cial context in which people engage in daily activities in which environmental,organizational and personal factors interact to affect health and well being.Thus,settings provide a cri","cbCaitPkUcpvrjgo","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitPkUcpvrjgo","pdf",21473243,384,"English","# Foreword\n## A 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