Public Health for the 21st Century by Judy Orme

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Public Health for the 21st Century by Judy Orme

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Explores the meaning of the public health within debates, and the policy changes that are reshaping the context for public health. This book provides analysis of public health history theories, research and practice. It is suitable for advanced undergraduate and graduate students, trainees and professionals across a range of disciplines.

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Public Health for the 21st Century by Judy Orme

"a well constructed and informed textbook that covered the breadth of public health from globalisation to the hierarchies of evidence" healthmatters This book explores the meaning of the ‘new’ public health within current debates, and the policy changes that are reshaping the context for public health. It moves away from public health medicine to a multi-disciplinary approach to public health concerns. This book asks: Why is a multidisciplinary approach to public health important and where is its future?What is the nature of the new multidisciplinary public health?How can multidisciplinary public health professionals move towards an evidence-informed public health practice? With analysis and reflection upon public health history theories, research and practice, Public Health for the 21st Century engages advanced undergraduate and graduate students, trainees and professionals across a broad range of disciplines.Contributors: Gill Barrett, Jack Dowie, David Evans, Colin Fudge, Alison Gilchrist, Melanie Grey, Tony Harrison, Stuart Hashagen, David J. Hunter, Stuart McClean, Chris Miller, Jennie Naidoo, Judy Orme, Stephen Peckham, Jon Pollock, Jane Powell, Joyshri Sarangi, Gabriel Scally, Murray Stewart, Pat Taylor.
Judy is Principal Lecturer in Public Health and Director of the Research Centre in Public Health and Primary Care Development in the Faculty of Health and Social Care at the University of the West of England, Bristol. Her research interests include young people and risk particularly drug prevention and alcohol use; the sociology of public health; and primary care. Jane is Senior Lecturer in Health Economics in the Faculty of Health and Social Care at the University of the West of England, Bristol. Her research interests are the identification and quantification of alcohol misuse in adults and young people and its relationship with quality of life. Other strong interests include the application of economics and social science in public health programme evaluation, impact of priority-setting in NHS organisations and reduction of health inequalities in public health practice. Pat is a Senior Lecturer in Community Care in the Faculty of Health and Social Care at the University of the West of England, Bristol. Her research interests include community development and public involvement in public health. Melanie is Head of the School of Environmental and Interdisciplinary Sciences in the Faculty of Applied Sciences at the University of the West of England, Bristol and lectures in Environmental Health. Her research interests include assessment of environment and health risks and evaluation of interventions. Other interests are the development and training for capability in the public health field for health protection.
SKU GOR003168494
ISBN 13 9780335211937
ISBN 10 0335211933
Title Public Health for the 21st Century
Author Judy Orme
Condition Very Good
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Open University Press
Year published 2003-09-16
Number of pages 320
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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