Introduction

1. WHO definitions
   1. Health
      1. 1946, Preamble to the Constitution of the WHO

         Nota:

         • “Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease and infirmity” Critics argue that the WHO definition of health is utopian, inflexible, and unrealistic, and that including the word “complete” in the definition makes it highly unlikely that anyone would be healthy for a reasonable period of time.
      2. 1986, Ottawa Charter for HP, WHO

         Adjunto:

         • 1986, Ottawa Charter for HP, WHO
      3. 1987, Salutogenesis (Antonovsky)

         Adjunto:

         • Salutogenesis
      4. Social model of health

         Adjunto:

         • Social Model of Health
   2. HP
      1. 1986, Ottawa Charter for HP, WHO

         Adjunto:

         • 1986, Ottawa Charter for HP, WHO
2. Nature of Health & HP
   1. 1974, Lalonde

      Adjunto:

      • Lalonde Report, 1974
   2. 1977, Health for All

      Adjunto:

      • Health For All Strategy, 1977

Adjunto:

• Evolution of HP

1. 1980s New PH Movement

   Adjunto:

   • New PH Movement, Baum-Ashton & Seymour

1. Contrasting models of health and ideological perspectives

   Nota:

   • •individualistic model - lifestyle behaviour change •social model – policy oriented systems approach - Different models of practice •individual vs structural change •foster healthy lifestyles -redress social inequities
2. 2002, Bunton & MacDonald

   Adjunto:

   • Bunton and McDonald's: Health promotion discipline and diversity: