TAILIEUCHUNG - Health promotion and health education for adults

According to Garg (2008, ), “The Pan-African tele-education and tele-medicine initiative of the Government of India, envisages that all 53 African Union member states be connected through satellite, fibre optic and wireless networks. It should be seen as an effort towards capacity building across cultures in the spirit of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam (entire globe is a family).” Similarly Jokivirta (2006) reported that a tele-medicine network would connect five Universities (two in India and three in Africa) to 53 remote hospitals for tele- medicine. The main objective of the tele-medicine network will be to share the knowledge of Indian medical professionals. | A series of 29 booklets documenting workshops held at the Fifth International Conference on Adult Education COMRNTEA HAMBURG 1 97 6b Health education for adults Health promotion and health education for adults UNESCO This publication has been produced by the UNESCO Institute for Education within the context of the follow-up to the Fifth International Conference on Adult Education CONFINTEA V held in Hamburg in 1997. Readers are reminded that the points of view selection of facts and the opinions expressed in the booklets are those that were raised by panellists speakers and participants during the workshop sessions and therefore do not necessarily coincide with official positions of the UNESCO or of the UNESCO Institute for Education Hamburg. The designations employed and the presentation of the material in this publication do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of the UNESCO Secretariat concerning the legal status of any country or territory or its authorities or concerning the delimitations of the frontiers of any country or territory. Theme 6 Adult learning in the context of environment health and population Booklets under this theme 6a Adult environmental education awareness and environmental action 6b Health promotion and health education for adults 6c Adult education and population issues in the post-Cairo context UNESCO Institute for Education Feldbrunnenstrasse 58 D-20148 Hamburg Germany Tel. 49 40 44 80 41-0 Fax 49 40 410 77 23 e-mail uie@ homepage http uie ISBN 92 82010 89-9 Design by Matthew Partridge Hamburg Printed by Druckerei Seemann Hamburg 1999 F o re w o rd In July 1997 the Fifth International Conference on Adult Education was held in Hamburg organised by UNESCO and in particular the UNESCO Institute for Education the agency s specialist centre on adult learning policy and research. Approximately 1500 delegates attended from all regions of the world with representatives of 140 member .

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• Psychological Factors
• Conditioning Health
• Related Quality
• Elderly Women
• Urinary Incontinence
• Long Term Care
• BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders
• Psychological factors influence outcome
• Elective orthopaedics
• Negative thinking styles
• Understanding psychology
• Psychological disorders
• Social psychology
• The major psychological disorders
• Psychological distress
• Growth curve analysis
• Longitudinal survey
• Specific risk factors
• BMC Psychology
• Sport psychology
• Randomized controlled trial
• Psychological skills training
• Athletic performance
• Bayesian analysis
• Risk factors
• Interpersonal psychological theory of suicidal behavior
• Require further investigation
• Psychological characteristics
• Thwarted belongingness
• Agricultural students
• Entrepreneurial activities
• Technical confidence
• Budding entrepreneurs
• The moderating effect of psychological factors on consumer
• Electric and hybrid vehicles’ response purchase decisions
• Response Purchase Decisions
• Green electronic marketin
• Partial Least Squares
• Low back pain
• Psychological and behavioral factors
• Clinical course
• Genetic predisposition
• BMC Cancer
• Stomach neoplasms
• Cancer recurrence
• Cancer diagnosis
• Health related quality of life
• Public health
• Transgender women
• Associated factors
• Acquired immune deficiency syndrome
• Mother child relationship
• Psychological issues
• Cancer during pregnancy
• Future directions
• Several psychological
• Physiological factors
• Musculoskeletal pain
• Psychological states
• Job satisfaction
• Femoroacetabular impingement syndrome
• Pain catastrophizing
• Developmental dysplasia of hip
• Lumbar stenosis
• Morphological markers
• Fear of movement
• Pain frequency
• Pain presence
• Physical functioning
• Symptomatic outcomes
• Disaster response
• Psychological impact
• Systematic review
• Systematic literature review
• Electronic literature databases
• Native Hawaiian
• Elucidating modifiable factors
• Psychological well being
• Ethnic minorities
• Structural equation modeling
• Intelligence and creativity in connection
• Aspects of individual productivity
• Ratio of intellectual
• Employee's real achievement
• PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PERSONAL QUALITIES
• Lifestyle behaviour
• Alcohol consumption
• Nutrition habits
• Residence characteristics
• Community support
• Mental health
• Race factors
• Economic status
• Plantar heel pain
• Physical activity
• Lifestyle factors
• Aviation psychology and human factors
• Aviation psychology
• Models and psychological constructs
• Human performance models
• Research methods and statistics
• The design of aviation systems
• Adult patients
• Patients’ quality of life
• Acquiring HIV AIDS
• Psychological trauma
• BMC Geriatrics
• Physical frailty
• Psychological frailty
• Social frailty
• Household composition
• Alcohol use
• Medication use
• Outcome assessment
• Recovery from low back pain
• Predicting recovery