January-December, 2008;
11 (1)
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Brief Interventions for Tobacco Users: Using the
Internet to Train Healthcare Providers
Kelly M. Carpenter, PhD; Leslie G. Cohn, PhD ; Lisa H.
Glynn, BS; Susan A. Stoner, PhD
[Full Text]
1-12
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School Library Support of Health Education in
China: A Preliminary Study
Geoffrey Z. Liu, PhD; Wuhong Zhang, MS
[Full Text]
13-31
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YouTube: An Innovative Learning Resource for
College Health Education Courses
Sloane C. Burke, Ph.D., CHES; Shonna L. Snyder, Ph.D., CHES
[Full Text]
39-46
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Using Environmental Stimuli in Physical Activity
Intervention for School Teachers: A Pilot Study
Peggy PY Cheung, PhD; Bik C. Chow, PhD; Gaynor Parfitt, PhD
[Full Text]
47-56
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Health Promotion in Coaching: Possibilities for Improving the Profession
Brad Vickers, Ed.D, M. Ed., B.S.
[Full Text]
57-68
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Comparative
Impact of Two Training Packages on Awareness and Practices of First Aid for
Injuries and Common Illnesses among High School Students in India
Sonu Goel, MD, Amarjeet
Singh, MD
[Full Text]
69-80
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Male condom advertising in United
States magazines and on the World
Wide Web from 1997-2007: Implications for media literacy and health literacy
Alan J. Sofalvi, PhD
[Full Text]
81-94
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Community Participatory Method s in Disease
Surveillance and Public Health in War-Affected Camps, and Its Potential
Contribution to Peace Building
Kolitha Wickramage, PhDc, MPH, PGC; Prakash Nellapalli,
MD
[Full Text]
95-108
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Who are the college students behind the wheel
after drinking?
Yan Zhang, PhD; Weiping Wang, PhD; Juliann Scholl, PhD; Juli Buchanan, PhD
[Full Text]
109-118
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Nutrition Education Intervention Improves
Nutrition Knowledge, Attitude and Practices of Primary School Children: A Pilot
Study
Zalilah Mohd Shariff, PhD;
Siti Sabariah Bukhari, MSc; Norlijah
Othman, MBBS, MRCP; Normah Hashim, MSc; Maznah Ismail, PhD; Zubaidah Jamil, PhD;
Sham Mohd Kasim, MBBS, FRCPH; Laily Paim, PhD; Bahaman Abu Samah, PhD; Zabidi Azhar Mohd Hussein, MBBS,
DCH, MRCP, FRCPH
[Full Text]
119-132
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Making the Case for Distance Education in the
Health Education and Health Promotion Profession
Elizabeth Hensleigh Chaney, PhD; J. Don Chaney, PhD,
James M. Eddy, D.Ed., Michael L. Stellefson, MS
[Full Text]
5-18 (Supplementary Issue)
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Comparability in E-learning: An overview of a
fully online undergraduate program in Health Education at Texas Woman’s
University
Jody Oomen-Early, Ph. D, M.S., CHES
[Full Text]
19-38 (Supplementary Issue)
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Development and Delivery of Online Health
Promotion Bachelor’s Degree Programs for Allied Health Professionals
Roger G. Bounds, Ph.D., CHES; Deborah J. McCormick, Ph.D;
Paul Brynteson, D.P.E., MPH, CHES
[Full Text]
39-51 (Supplementary Issue)
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A Strategic Administrative and Technological
Support Model for an Innovative Undergraduate Public Health Minor
Suzanne M. Perry-Casler, PhD, MS, Ed.; Sandhya
Srinivasan, MEd, MPH; Karen M. Perrin,
PhD, MPH, RN; Karen D. Liller, Ph.D
[Full Text]
52-62 (Supplementary Issue)
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Lost In Translation: The Challenges of Changing
a Health Education Methods Course to an Online “Hybrid” Course for Pre-Service
Elementary Teachers
Ku`ulei Serna, PhD & Rebecca Meeder,
MEd
[Full Text]
63-73 (Supplementary Issue)
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Effectiveness of an Online and Traditional
Physical Activity Class on Promoting Physical Activity in College Students
Gary Liguori, PhD; Meghan Baruth, M.S., Arupendra Mozumdar, PhD
[Full Text]
74-84 (Supplementary Issue)
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The Marketing of Distance Education
Michael L. Stellefson, M.S.; James M. Eddy, DEd., J. Don Chaney, PhD, Elizabeth H. Chaney, PhD
[Full Text]
85-96 (Supplementary Issue)