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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"School Capacity"”.

  1. Critical success factors for building school capacity to engage parents in school-based bullying prevention interventions

    … in current health promotion literature that capacity building is advocated asa future priority for action for health promoters in designing effective interventions.Although theory and definitions, and therefore the practice of capacity building iscriticised for its ambiguity, common elements …

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  2. What School-Based Strategies are Most Effective in Preventing Obesity Among Primary School Children in the United Kingdom

    … rates and marked socio-economic inequalities. Schools are increasingly positioned as key settings for obesity prevention due to their reach, structure, and potential to influence children’s health behaviours at an early stage. However, evidence regarding the effectiveness of school-based …

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  3. Exploring the capacity of a mid-Western middle school to implement and sustain a Type 2 diabetes prevention program within a coordinated school health program framework: A case study approach

    … issues affecting children and adolescents. Schools have been considered important venues for disseminating health education and promotion programs. Some investigators, however, contend that school-based programs have only seen modest success over the last two decades. Typically short-term, …

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