Hi,
Since Blake Poland might not be the only one not familiar with the Health
Promotion Research Internet Network, HPRIN, more inforamtion is given below.
The project of Health Promotion Research Internet Network (HPRIN) started in
spring 1995 and has two parts: one is to build an network of Links of web
pages of interest for Health Promotion Researchers around the world.It can
be found at the address of http://www.ki.se/phs/hprin/. The second is the
HPRIN - List server, a discussion club on Health Promotion Research.
Information below.
yours
Bo
At 22.15 1996-10-21 -0400, you wrote:
>Alison referred to a health promotion listserv moderated by Bo Haglund that
>has featured discussion of a "settings approach". Could you share the
>listserv address with us Alison? We're editting a book on this topic for
>Sage and would welcome the opportunity to tap in. Irv Rootman forwarded a
>segment of the discussion to me, but without the listserv address or info
>on how to subscribe. Other folks on CLICK4HP might also be interested.
>
>As for the topic you raise about community development in health, what is
>your sense of the significance of the distinction between community
>development for health promotion versus health promotion for community
>development?
>
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