Abstract
List of Abbreviations List of Acronyms Preface Section I Theory and Concepts 1: Introduction:Population Health and Health Promotion - Sansnee Jirojwong & Pranee Liamputtong 2: Primary Health Care and Health Promotion - Sansnee Jirojwong & Pranee Liamputtong Section II Needs Assessment3: Health Needs Assessment of Communities and Populations - Pranee Liamputtong & Sansnee Jirojwong 4: Health of Indigenous Australians and health promotion - Janya McCalman, Komla Tsey, Teresa Gibson & Bradley Baird 5: Emerging Population Health Issues and Health Promotion - Diane Goldsworthy, Sansnee Jirojwong & Pranee Liamputtong 6: Assessing the Needs of Health Professionals and Stakeholders - Omar Ha-Redeye Section III Planning 7: Project Planning: Projects and Protocals - Robert MacLennan 8: Project Planning Using the Precede-Proceed Model - Peter Howat, Graham Brown, Sharyn Burns & Alexandra McManus. 9: Planning Human Resources - Lee Stewart, Rusieli Taukei, & Kim Usher 10: Planning for Policy Advocacy for Health Promotion - Vivian Lin & Prue Bagley Section IV Implementation 11: Health Promotion: How to Build Community Capacity - Glenn Laverack 12: Community Development and Empowerment - Komla Tsey 13: Health Promotion and Health Education for a Multicultural Community - Myna Hua & Chris Rissel Section V Evaluation 14: Frameworks of Project Evaluation - Margaret Dykeman & Kathleen Cruttenden 15: Levels of Project Evaluation and Evaluation Study Designs- David Dunt Glossary
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