COALITION THEORY AS A FRAMEWORK FOR UNDERSTANDING AND IMPLEMENTING INTERSECTORAL HEALTH-RELATED INTERVENTIONS
Wedi'i Gadw mewn:
O'NEILL, M., ET AL., COALITION THEORY AS A FRAMEWORK FOR UNDERSTANDING AND IMPLEMENTING INTERSECTORAL HEALTH-RELATED INTERVENTIONS. HEALTH PROMOTION INTERNATIONAL, Vol. 12, no. 1 (1997), p. 79-87.
Ref.
58141
Lleoliad:
SIIS R.1009
Palabras clave:
Coordinación administrativa, Intervención, Promoción, Salud, Teoría
Coordinación administrativa, Intervención, Promoción, Salud, Teoría
Eitemau Tebyg: COALITION THEORY AS A FRAMEWORK FOR UNDERSTANDING AND IMPLEMENTING INTERSECTORAL HEALTH-RELATED INTERVENTIONS
- SUPPORTING THEORY BUILDING IN INTEGRATED SERVICES RESEARCH
- CAF IN THE COUNTRY: IMPLEMENTING THE COMMON ASSESSMENT FRAMEWORK IN A RURAL AREA
- MAKING HEALTH POLICY MANAGEMENT INTERSECTORAL: ISSUES OF INFORMATION ANALYSIS AND USE IN LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES
- USING AN INTEGRATED THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK FOR UNDERSTANDING INTER-AGENCY COLLABORATION IN THE SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS FIELD
- PARTNERSHIP WORKING IN HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE. EN: UNDERSTANDING HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE
- CAN COMPLEXITY THEORY PROVIDE BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF INTEGRATED CARE?