Health literacy reductionism: when individual deficits become the default explanation [0.03%]
健康素养的还原论：当个体缺陷成为默认解释
Tsuyoshi Okuhara,Hiroko Okada,Emi Furukawa
Tsuyoshi Okuhara
Health literacy is one of the most influential concepts in contemporary health promotion. However, its success has created an explanatory shadow. Specifically, complex problems of communication, participation, and engagement are often reduc...
What works in real-world implementation? Practice-based insights from the ENJOY IMP-ACT project promoting physical activity among older adults [0.03%]
现实世界中什么有效？来自ENJOY IMP-ACT项目的基于实践的关于促进老年人身体活动的见解
Pazit Levinger,Marcia Fearn,Bronwyn Dreher et al.
Pazit Levinger et al.
Physical inactivity among older adults remains a significant public health issue. Age-friendly active spaces with the Seniors Exercise Park equipment in local parks offer an accessible, low-cost opportunity to promote health through physica...
The feasibility of the COMMUNICATE toolkit to support the communication of physical activity messages with adolescents in Irish schools [0.03%]
支持爱尔兰学校与青少年沟通有关身体活动信息的COMMUNICATE工具包的可行性研究
Caera L Grady,Elaine Murtagh,Kwok Ng et al.
Caera L Grady et al.
The Active School Flag (ASF) is a peer-led whole-of-school physical activity (PA) programme in Irish secondary schools. This study assessed the feasibility of implementing the COMMUNICATE toolkit for ASF programme implementers (peer leaders...
'I took the vaccine to protect myself': determinants of COVID-19 vaccine confidence in Indigenous communities in Northwest Territories, Canada [0.03%]
《我接种疫苗是为了保护自己》——加拿大西北地区原住民社区COVID-19疫苗信任度决定因素分析
Fariba Kolahdooz,Moutasem Zakkar,Claire Manning et al.
Fariba Kolahdooz et al.
Vaccine hesitancy is a persistent global health challenge. This project explored attitudes towards and utilization of COVID-19 vaccination, as well as suggestions to improve utilization within Indigenous communities in Northwest Territories...
Martin Kalteis,Anke Steckelberg,Sandro Zacher et al.
Martin Kalteis et al.
Critical health literacy (CHL) is regarded essential for critically appraising health information and making informed decisions. However, evidence on CHL-promoting interventions is low, leaving unclear how such interventions are implemented...
The Ottawa Charter in practice: community-led action to reduce health inequalities in the UK [0.03%]
渥太华宣言的实践：英国社区主导的减少健康不平等行动
Lisa McNally
Lisa McNally
This article presents a practice-based case study illustrating how the action areas and strategies outlined in the Ottawa Charter can be put into practice and reduces neighbourhood-level health inequalities. The Priority Neighbourhood Devel...
Compensatory network capital: negative and ambivalent ties in the conversion of health literacy into action [0.03%]
补偿性网络资本：健康素养转化为行动过程中的负面关系与模棱两可的关系
Carsten Kronborg Bak,Tina Junge,Henrik Vardinghus-Nielsen et al.
Carsten Kronborg Bak et al.
Critical Health Literacy (CHL) emphasizes that health-related action is shaped by power, inequality and structural conditions, not by individual skills alone. This study examines a more specific and under-theorized link in that process: how...
Understanding power in food policy: a critical scoping review of methods to guide future research [0.03%]
了解食物政策中的权力：一种指导未来研究的方法批判性综述
Naomi Fallon,Megan Romania,Christopher Yap et al.
Naomi Fallon et al.
Power disparities in the food system are reflected in food policy processes and outcomes that are failing to address major food system challenges. As interest in investigating and addressing these power disparities grows, it is important to...
Building healthy public policy: addressing the socioeconomic drivers of food insecurity in Australia [0.03%]
构建健康公共政策：解决澳大利亚食物不安全的社会经济驱动因素
Bethanie Chong,Cherie Russell,Katherine Sievert et al.
Bethanie Chong et al.
'Building Healthy Public Policy' is one of the five strategic action areas in the 1986 Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion, highlighting the role of governments in enabling equitable access to the basic prerequisites for health, including f...