Perceptions of health promotion: the transition from health care to health promotion: whose health? whose promotion? -editorial-
Richard Gregory
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Richard Gregory
Abstract
The decline in the New Zealand health care system has taken place over twenty years resulting in New Zealanders facing problems similar to those of people in the third world. And yet, no one will question the decision makers, the politicians or the elite, or research the issues. (non-author abstract)
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The decline in the New Zealand health care system has taken place over twenty years resulting in New Zealanders facing problems similar to those of people in the third world. And yet, no one will question the decision makers, the politicians or the elite, or research the issues. (non-author abstract)
Key concepts: Health promotion, Population health, Health care, Promotion (chess), Elite, Perception, Health economics, Medicine