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- Without Health Promotion, the Health Care System Will Remain Broken for People with Disabilities
- Health promotion practices in women with multiple sclerosis.
- What the Late Marlon Brando Can Teach Us About Health Promotion
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Building Health Promotion Interventions for Persons with Disabilities and Chronic Conditions
Building Health Promotion Interventions for Persons with Disabilities and Chronic Conditions
Stuifbergen, A.K. (2006). Building health promotion interventions for persons with chronic disabling conditions. Family and Community Health, 29(15), 28S-34S.
The importance of targeting successful interventions for people with disabilities and chronic conditions is discussed, so that a validation process of adapting successful interventions can be standardized. Examples are provided regarding the use of the literature on developing self-efficacy for health behaviors. Overviews are also furnished on topics of health promotion versus disease management, and disease-specific versus disease-neutral interventions.
National Center on Health, Physical Activity, and Disability
