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Planning Health Promotion Programs

Developing an evidence-informed program is an essential part of program planning in health promotion. Planning includes strategic program and operational planning components, as well as a series of decisions based on collecting and analyzing a wide range of information.

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Webinar

In the second session of the series, Andrea Bodkin, Senior Program Specialist at PHO, will introduce PHO’s six step process for planning health promotion programs, and draw the connections between program planning, health equity and sustainability.

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Updated 18 July 2022

Information and resources to help you plan your health promotion programs.

Webpage
Updated 22 Oct 2019

Focus On

Overview of the components of a logic model, example of logic model designs and describes use of logic models in program planning and evaluation.
1.9 MB
Updated 16 Dec 2016

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Health Promotion, Chronic Disease and Injury Prevention

hpcdip@oahpp.ca

Updated 22 Oct 2019
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