Transforming Health Promotion Practice :

Univ. of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. Textbook challenges nurses to view health and health promotion from the vantage point of collaborative practice. Presents health promotion as an interdisciplinary activity. Softcover.

Foreword

v

Preface

vii

Acknowledgments

xi

Contributors

xvii

Reviewers

xxi

SECTION ONE FOUNDATIONS OF HEALTH PROMOTION PRACTICE

Transforming Health Promotion Practice: Moving Toward Holistic Care

3

(19)

Lynne E. Young

Health Promotion: Historical, Philosophical, and Theoretical Perspectives

22

(27)

Marjorie A. MacDonald

SECTION TWO KEY CONCEPTS FOR TRANSFORMING HEALTH PROMOTION PRACTICE

Beyond Interpersonal Communication: The Significance of Relationship in Health Promoting Practice

49

(10)

Gwen Hartrick

Health Promoting Interactions: Insights From the Chronic Illness Experience

59

(12)

Sally E. Thorne

Listening to Multiple Voices: Public Participation in Health Care Decision Making

71

(16)

Rosalie C. Starzomski

Emancipatory Politics and Health Promotion Practice: The Health Professional as Social Activist

87

(12)

Madine VanderPlaat

Transformational Leadership for a Health Promotion Practice

99

(13)

Gail Cameron

Nurses Influencing Health Care Policy: International Perspectives

112

(15)

Nora B. Whyte

SECTION THREE CHALLENGES AND CONTROVERSIES: REVISITING AND RECREATING KNOWLEDGE FOR TRANSFORMATIVE HEALTH PROMOTION PRACTICE

Self-Care: Re-Examining the Myth

127

(9)

Deborah Thoun Northrup

Health Promotion, Moral Harm, and the Moral Aims of Nursing

136

(12)

Joan Liaschenko

Defining and Managing Health Risk: Snapshots of Women's Strategies Across the Lifespan

148

(14)

Margaret H. Kearney

Mental Health Promotion

162

(12)

Catherine Willinsky

Bonnie Pape

Nursing Support With Family Members of the Critically Ill: A Framework to Guide Practice

174

(16)

Virginia A. Vandall-Walker

Governing the Health of Populations: Conversations in the Clinic

190

(17)

Mary Ellen Purkis

Human Genome Project: Implications For Nursing Practice

207

(7)

Cindy L. Munro

What is Quality Care? A Hospital Health Promotion Perspective

214

(15)

Alex Berland

Lynne E. Young

SECTION FOUR HEALTH PROMOTION RESEARCH

Perspectives On Learning and Practicing Health Promotion in Hospitals: Nursing Students' Stories

229

(12)

Marcia D. Hills

Meditation-Based Stress Reduction: Holistic Practice in Nursing Education

241

(12)

Anne Bruce

Lynne E. Young

Linda Turner

Rena Van der Wal

Wolfgang Linden

Midlife Women's Empowerment Process within a Group

253

(12)

Elizabeth Banister

Family Health Promotion Within the Demands of Pediatric Home Care and Nursing Respite

265

(19)

Virginia E. Hayes

Pamela McElheran

Promoting Health Through Participatory Action Research: Lessons Learned From ``Steps'' (Study of Environments That Promote Safety)

284

(13)

Elaine M. Gallagher

Elizabeth Lindsey

Victoria J. Scott

More Than Just Questions! Implementation and Evaluation of an Arthritis Self-Management Program in Aboriginal Communities

297

(14)

Patrick McGowan

Enhancing Nursing Health Promotion Through Cooperative Inquiry

311

(14)

Marcia D. Hills

Jennifer Mullett

SECTION FIVE A CRITIQUE OF TRANSFORMATIVE HEALTH PROMOTION PRACTICE

Transforming Practice, Dodging False Dichotomies, and Avoiding Ideological Quicksand

325

(20)

Lawrence W. Green

Mark Daniel

Glossary

345

(4)

Index

349

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