Perceptions of health promotion: playing on the same team? Health promotion and population health in Canada. -editorial-
John S. Millar
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John S. Millar
Abstract
The author examines health promotion in Canada and it's decline in spite of successes. The rise of population health at about the same time as the decline saw many of those previously working in health promotion now working under the banner of population health. The relationship between the two fields and government support is overviewed. (non-author abstract)
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The author examines health promotion in Canada and it's decline in spite of successes. The rise of population health at about the same time as the decline saw many of those previously working in health promotion now working under the banner of population health. The relationship between the two fields and government support is overviewed. (non-author abstract)
Key concepts: Population health, Health promotion, Banner, Promotion (chess), Government (linguistics), Population, Public health, Health policy