… (c) health care, and (d) general community. We assess the extent to which health promotion
… of behavioral health promotion research to practice settings and help inform public …

… This article presents a comparison between two kinds of approaches in health promotion,
namely behavior change and empowerment. It tries to show why we should prefer …

… -may affect changes in health behavior. Eighty-four participants in a work site health promotion
program were the subjects of the study. Self-reports of health behaviors were gathered at …

… -based approaches to health promotion and behavior change were … behavioral sciences,
library and information sciences, health communications, and health education and promotion. …

… of the integrated programon changes in 2 targeted behaviors related to cancer risk: … health
promotion-health protectionintervention would be more effective in producing health behavior …

… for health promotion and public health work is to … health promotion, such as, behavior
change and empowerment. The general aim of this paper is, thus, to compare the behavior-change …

… Behavior change was poorly predicted by beliefs, support, … evaluating health promotion and
resulting behavior change. … about behavior change in response to health promotion efforts in …

… percentage of health care costs [1]. Thus, understanding multiple health behavior change
and … people to adopt and maintain as many as possible recommended health behaviors [2, 3]. …

… However, the effectiveness and sustainability of these promotion efforts remain … Within
health care, this challenge is labeled evidence-based medicine and evidence-based behavioral …

… of health-related behavioural change and, subsequently, identifies the current constraints
associated with such activities. If behavioural change is seen to be the ultimate goal of health …