A health promotion program—sometimes known as a wellness program—is a type of employee benefit that encompasses the various efforts companies make to promote and maintain their employees’ health.

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Healthcare professionals occupy a pivotal role in modelling and delivering health promotion, yet many struggle to maintain healthy behaviours amid demanding work schedules, shift patterns and ...

The importance of protecting our society’s health and well-being became starkly apparent during the pandemic. People’s physical and mental health were severely impacted by the sudden changes forced by ...

Behaviour change continues to be a central concern for health promoters, irrespective of where they do their work. This presentation will address how recent developments in understanding of human ...

The Ph.D. in health behavior science and promotion (HBSP) provides the highest degree for health promotion and behavioral science professionals, preparing graduates for research careers in many ...

News the world’s first independent health promotion agency – Australia’s own VicHealth – is to be abolished has been called “incomprehensible” and “a disaster” that places democracy at risk. VicHealth ...

Tackle key health challenges and improve individual, community and population well-being with Massey's Bachelor of Health Science (Health Promotion). Massey's Bachelor of Health Science (Health ...

One full academic year (12 months) of resident study at Dalhousie University is the minimum requirement for the Master of Arts Health Promotion degree. However, you should expect to take from 18 to 24 ...

The Department of Health Behavior and Nutrition Sciences offers a 4+1 BS/MS program that allows students to complete both the Bachelor of Science degree in Health Behavior Science and the Master of ...

Oral diseases remain among the most common chronic conditions worldwide, yet their burden is distributed unequally. Indigenous Peoples and other ...