Planning Health Promotion Programs: An Intervention Mapping Approach by L. Kay Bartholomew Eldredge, Christine M. Markham, and Robert A. C. Ruiter is an English-language printed textbook. This reference work is intended for professionals in the public health field and focuses on developing effective programs for health promotion.
This book introduces the intervention mapping method, a structured approach to planning health-promoting interventions. It covers, step by step, the theories, processes, and practical applications needed to analyze health problems and design appropriate public health solutions. The fourth edition has been updated with the latest trends and examples, including competency-based training and interprofessional education.
Planning Health Promotion Programs provides valuable insights and tools for anyone involved in health promotion, prevention, and health education. This book aligns in content with topics such as public health and preventive medicine.
Series: Jossey-Bass Public Health