Both Smart and Healthy: Learning Communities as a Settings-based Approaches to Health Promotion [ 2009-07-01 - 2013-02-27 ]

Research Grant

Researchers: Dr Heidi Muenchberger (Chief Investigator) ,  Parlo Singh (Chief Investigator) ,  Prof Elizabeth Kendall (Chief Investigator) ,  Professor Naomi Sunderland (Chief Investigator) ,  Dr Naomi Sunderland
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Brief description Both Smart and Healthy: Learning Communities as a Settings-based Approaches to Health Promotion. This project will use a collaborative learning model to build health promotion capacity. The project brings together two innovative approaches to develop new knowledge about how setting-based approaches to health can be implemented in future. This approach could potentially address chronic disease at a national and international level by promoting healthy communities that can effectively manage chronic disease through collaborative learning and knowledge-building. The project represents an important collaboration between a university and its community with a view to improving health capacity.

Funding Amount $321,252

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