Hello
Next Fall, I am teaching an undergraduate course that focuses on the
meaning, measurement and determinants of health. Last time, the
course had 35 students from 8-10 disciplines, years 1-5, and ages
16-58. We are teaching a new section limited to 1st and 2nd year
students from multiple departments and faculties. Class activities
include lectures, videos, community guests, fun, community-service
learning projects, and a final exam.
Does anyone know of any books or textbooks that deal with population
health, health promotion, determinants of health and would be
suitable for 1st-year students. (Suggestions for other relevant
age-appropriate resources would also be appreciated)
Thanks Jim
Dr. Jim Frankish
Professor & Director, Centre for Population Health Promotion Research
Human Early Learning Partnership (HELP), University of British Columbia
College for Interdisciplinary Studies, and Department of Healthcare &
Epidemiology (Medicine)
Senior Scholar, Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research
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