Community health and wellbeing: Action research on health inequalities
Steve Cropper (ed.)
et al.
Published:
2007
Online ISBN:
9781447301936
Print ISBN:
9781861348180
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Introduction Introduction
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Initiatives to tackle health inequalities Initiatives to tackle health inequalities
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Making choices Making choices
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Changing individual behaviour Changing individual behaviour
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Stepping in downstream Stepping in downstream
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Area-based initiatives Area-based initiatives
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Using targets Using targets
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Learning from interventions Learning from interventions
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Development of the SHARP programme in Wales Development of the SHARP programme in Wales
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The policy context in Wales The policy context in Wales
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The aim of SHARP The aim of SHARP
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Linking research to action in SHARP Linking research to action in SHARP
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Establishing and managing the SHARP programme Establishing and managing the SHARP programme
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Outputs from the SHARP programme Outputs from the SHARP programme
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The seven SHARP projects The seven SHARP projects
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Holway House Holway House
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Pembrokeshire: evaluating the Healthy Living Approach Pembrokeshire: evaluating the Healthy Living Approach
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‘Barefoot’ Health Workers ‘Barefoot’ Health Workers
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Triangle Triangle
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HYPP: Health of Young People in Powys HYPP: Health of Young People in Powys
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Right 2 Respect Right 2 Respect
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BeWEHL BeWEHL
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Conclusion Conclusion
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References References
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Chapter
Three Policy innovation to tackle health inequalities
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Pages
48–71
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Published:October 2007
Cite
Porter, Alison, Chris Roberts, and Angela Clements, 'Policy innovation to tackle health inequalities', in Steve Cropper, Alison Porter, and Gareth Williams (eds), Community health and wellbeing: Action research on health inequalities (Bristol , 2007; online edn, Policy Press Scholarship Online, 22 Mar. 2012), https://doi.org/10.1332/policypress/9781861348180.003.0003, accessed 24 Apr. 2024.
Abstract
This chapter describes the evolution of the Sustainable Health Action Research Programme (SHARP) initiative for tackling health inequalities in Wales. It highlights the ways in which this differs from previous policy initiatives and explores the origins and rationale for SHARP as a contribution to policy implementation and development. The chapter discusses the seven projects that emerged from the selection process to be funded under SHARP.
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Public Health
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