Understanding Health Promotion

Forward - Ilona Kickbusch
Part 1 Building Foundations for Health Promotion
1. Approaching Health Promotion
2. Health Promotion Principles
3. Reframing Health Promotion
4. The Drivers for Health Lie Outside the Health Sector
5. Promoting Human Rights for Health 6. Lay Knowledge
7. Evidence to Inform Multisectoral Approaches in Health Promotion

Guidebook 1: Milestones in the History of Health Promotion
Guidebook 2: Health Promotion Associations, Alliances and Advocacy Organisations
Guidebook 3: Key Resources about the Social Determinants of Health
Guidebook 4: Evidence-based Health Promotion Resources
Part 2 Policy and Professional Practice
8. Strategic Thinking: Planning and Evaluation
9. Engaging Communities
10. Communicating to Build Capacity
11. Empowerment, Capacity and Health Promotion Practice
12. Building Organisational Capacity
13. Understanding Health Impact Assessment
14. Healthy Public Policy
15. Health Promotion Policy Analysis
16. Building competencies and Workforce Capacity
17. Reflective Practice in the Workplace

Guidebook 5: Health Promotion Program Planning and Evaluation Resources
Guidebook 6: Understanding Gender and Health Promotion
Guidebook 7: Preparing for a Media Interview
Guidebook 8: Developing Training, Facilitating and Presenting Skills
Guidebook 9: Preparing a Press Release — 10 Point Checklist
Guidebook 10: Capacity Building Resources
Part 3 Multisectoral Actions
18. Environments and Sustainability Approaches for Health Promotion
19. Healthy Cities and Communities
20. Community Arts
21. Space and Place: Geography in Health Promotion
22. Reframing Physical Activity
23. Promoting Active Participation in Sport
24. Good Praxis Bibliography Index

Chapter 10 Australia's legal system

YEAR 10 Unit 1 Government and democracy

Chapter 11 Australia's democracy and the global context

YEAR 10 Unit 2 Laws and citizens

Chapter 12 The Australian Constitution and the High Court

Chapter 13 Australia's international legal obligations

Glossary

Index

Acknowledgements
Chapter 7: Resolving a civil dispute  

7.1 Dispute resolution bodies: Consumer Affairs Victoria and the Victorian Civil  and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT)  
7.2 The purposes of civil pre-trial procedures  
7.3 The reasons for a Victorian court hierarchy in determining civil cases  
7.4 The responsibilities of key personnel in a civil trial  
7.5 Judicial powers of case management  
7.6 Methods used to resolve civil disputes  
7.7 The purposes of remedies  
7.8 Types of remedies  
Chapter 7 Review: Chapter summary, revision questions and practice assessment task  

Chapter 8: Reforming the civil justice system  

8.1 Costs factors 
8.2 Time factors 
8.3 Accessibility factors  
8.4 Recent reforms  
8.5 Recommended reforms  
Chapter 8 Review: Chapter summary, revision questions and practice assessment task  

Chapter 9: Introduction to Unit 4  

9.1 The historical development of the British parliament 
9.2 The federation of Australia  
9.3 The parliaments of Australia  
9.4 The meaning of the rule of law 

Chapter 10: The people and the Constitution  

10.1 Introduction  
10.2 The roles of the Crown and the Houses of Parliament in law-making  
10.3 The division of constitutional law-making powers  
10.4 The significance of section 109  
10.5 The ways in which the Australian Constitution acts a check on parliament in law-making  
Chapter 10 Review: Chapter summary, revision questions and practice assessment task  

Chapter 11: Changing and protecting the Constitution

11.1 High Court cases and sections 7 and 24 of the Australian Constitution  
11.2 Referendums  
11.3 The High Court and the division of law-making powers  
11.4 The external affairs power  
Chapter 11 Review: Chapter summary, revision questions and practice assessment task  

Chapter 12: The parliament  

12.1 The roles of the Houses of Parliament 
12.2 The representative nature of parliament 
12.3 Political pressures 
12.4 Restrictions on law-making powers  
Chapter 12 Review: Chapter summary, revision questions and practice assessment task

Chapter 13: The courts

13.1 Introduction  
13.2 The roles of the Victorian courts and the High Court in law-making  
13.3 Statutory interpretation  
13.4 The doctrine of precedent 
13.5 Judicial conservatism 
13.6 Judicial activism 
13.7 Cost and time in bringing a case to court 
13.8 The requirement for standing 
13.9 The relationship between courts and parliament in law-making  
Chapter 13 Review: Chapter summary, revision questions and practice assessment task

Chapter 14: Law reform  

14.1 Reasons for law reform 
14.2 Individuals influencing law reform  
14.3 The role of the media in law reform  
14.4 The Victorian Law Reform Commission (VLRC) 
14.5 Parliamentary committees  
14.6 Royal Commissions  
14.7 The ability of parliament and the courts to respond to the need for law reform  
Chapter 14 Review: Chapter summary, revision questions and practice assessment task  

Glossary  
Acknowledgements
List of acts and cases  
Index
Glossary   
Acknowledgements
List of acts and cases  
Index