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Guidelines and criteria for the implementation of community-based health promotion programs for individuals with disabilities.
Drum, Charles E.; Peterson, Jana J.; Culley, Carla; Krahn, Gloria; Heller, Tamar; Kimpton, Tory; McCubbin, Jeff; Rimmer, James; Seekins, Tom; Suzuki, Rie; White, Glen W..
2009
J57314.
2 of 25.
Health promotion for people with physical, cognitive, and sensory disabilities: An emerging national priority.
Rimmer, J. H.; Braddock, D.
2002
J43960.
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The stages of change for dietary fat and fruit and vegetable intake of patients at the outset of a cardiac rehabilitation program.
Frame, CJ; Green, CG; Herr, DG; Myers, JE; Taylor, ML.
2001
J42609.
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The financial impact of health promotion.
Goetzel, R.
2001
R08146.
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A new measure for assessing the physical activity behaviors of persons with disabilities and chronic health conditions: The Physical Activity and Disability Survey.
Rimmer, JH; Riley, BB; Rubin, SS.
2001
J43020.
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Meaning in the use of unconventional arthritis therapies.
Arcury, T A; Gesler, W M; Cook, H L.
1999
J37840.
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RETHINKING PREVENTION FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES PART I: A CONCEPTUAL MODEL FOR PROMOTING HEALTH.
Patrick, Donald L.
1997
J33384.
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RETHINKING PREVENTION FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES PART II: A FRAMEWORK FOR DESIGNING INTERVENTIONS.
Patrick, Donald L.; Richardson, Mary; Starks, Helene E.; Rose, Mary A.; Kinne, Susan.
1997
J33385.
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REDUCING RISK FACTORS FOR CUMULATIVE TRAUMA DISORDERS (CTDs): THE IMPACT OF PREVENTIVE ERGONOMIC TRAINING ON KNOWLEDGE, INTENTIONS, AND PRACTICES RELATED TO COMPUTER USE.
Rizzo, Terrie Heinrich; Pelletier, Kenneth R.; Serxner, Seth; Chikamoto, Yosuke.
1997
J33383.
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RISK FACTORS FOR CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE AMONG EXERCISING VERSUS NONEXERCISING WOMEN, P 171-174.
Anspaugh, D J; Hunter, S; Dignan, M.
1996
J30395.
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RISK FACTORS FOR CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE AMONG EXERCISING VERSUS NONEXERCISING WOMEN, P 171-174.
Anspaugh, D J; Hunter, S; Dignan, M.
1996
J30395.
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SOCIAL ECOLOGICAL STRATEGIES FOR PROMOTING HEALTHY LIFESTYLES P 253-257.
Breslow, L.
1996
J30758.
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ECOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF HEALTH PROMOTION P 270-281.
Green, L W; Richard, L; Potvin, L.
1996
J30759.
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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERCEIVED STRESS AND SELF-REPORTED ILLNESS-RELATED ABSENTEEISM, p 54-61..
Jacobson, B H; Aldana, S G; Goetzel, R Z; Vardell, K D; Adams, T B; Pietras, R J.
1996
J32420.
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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERCEIVED STRESS AND SELF-REPORTED ILLNESS-RELATED ABSENTEEISM, p 54-61..
Jacobson, B H; Aldana, S G; Goetzel, R Z; Vardell, K D; Adams, T B; Pietras, R J.
1996
J32420.
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NORMATIVE BELIEFS OF HEALTH BEHAVIOR PROFESSIONALS REGARDING THE PSYCHOSOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS AND INFLUENCE HEALTH BEHAVIOR CHANGE RELATED TO SMOKING CESSATION, REGULAR EXERCISE, AND WEIGHT LOSS.
Love, M B; Davoli, G W; Thurman, Q T.
1996
J31541.
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LONGITUDINAL SHIFTS IN EMPLOYEES' STAGES AND PROCESSES OF EXERCISE BEHAVIOR CHANGE.
Marcus, B H; Simkin, L R; Rossi, J S; Pinto, B M.
1996
J30396.
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A REVIEW AND ANALYSIS OF THE HEALTH AND COST-EFFECTIVE OUTCOME STUDIES OF COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH PROMOTION AND DISEASE PREVENTION PROGRAMS AT THE WORKSITE: 1993-1995 UPDATE.
Pelletier, K R.
1996
J31542.
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ASSESSMENT OF THE INTEGRATION OF THE ECOLOGICAL APPROACH IN HEALTH PROMOTION PROGRAMS P 318-328.
Richard, L; Potvin, L; Kishchuk, N; Prlic, H; Green, L W.
1996
J30762.
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THE ECOLOGY OF URBAN VIOLENCE: ITS RELATIONSHIP TO HEALTH PROMOTION BEHAVIORS IN LOW-INCOME BLACK AND LATINO COMMUNITIES P 308-317.
Sanders-Phillips, K.
1996
J30761.
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