Componentes educativos de los programas para la promoción de la salud escolar

To implement an education initiative on school health in the Region, PAHO and other agencies will disseminate knowledge and experiences to schools in various countries throughout the Americas, organize meetings and workshops for the purpose of strengthening institutional capacity to identify the nee...

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Language:English
Published: Pan American Health Organization 1997-09-01
Series:Revista Panamericana de Salud Pública
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spelling doaj-8645c36be57740f1878cf94e928a41892020-11-25T01:05:56ZengPan American Health OrganizationRevista Panamericana de Salud Pública1020-49891997-09-012320921410.1590/s1020-49891997000900014S1020-49891997000900014Componentes educativos de los programas para la promoción de la salud escolarTo implement an education initiative on school health in the Region, PAHO and other agencies will disseminate knowledge and experiences to schools in various countries throughout the Americas, organize meetings and workshops for the purpose of strengthening institutional capacity to identify the needs of local health education systems, and put into practice strategies to promote health and strengthen schools involvement in this area. To determine a countrys ability to set up and evaluate school health programs, the rapid assessment and analysis methodology will be used. This methodology, which arose in response to the need of governments to make decisions, formulate policies, and design programs on the basis of knowledge of the individual and collective behavior of their beneficiaries, is a useful tool for decision making and facilitates coordination mechanisms between the health and education sectors. In addition, it contributes quantitative and qualitative information for program review and analysis in an average of two months. This information is obtained through the compilation of data from secondary sources, interviews with key informants, and discussions with focal groups made up of formal and informal community leaders.http://www.scielosp.org/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S1020-49891997000900014&lng=en&tlng=en
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title Componentes educativos de los programas para la promoción de la salud escolar
spellingShingle Componentes educativos de los programas para la promoción de la salud escolar
Revista Panamericana de Salud Pública
title_short Componentes educativos de los programas para la promoción de la salud escolar
title_full Componentes educativos de los programas para la promoción de la salud escolar
title_fullStr Componentes educativos de los programas para la promoción de la salud escolar
title_full_unstemmed Componentes educativos de los programas para la promoción de la salud escolar
title_sort componentes educativos de los programas para la promoción de la salud escolar
publisher Pan American Health Organization
series Revista Panamericana de Salud Pública
issn 1020-4989
publishDate 1997-09-01
description To implement an education initiative on school health in the Region, PAHO and other agencies will disseminate knowledge and experiences to schools in various countries throughout the Americas, organize meetings and workshops for the purpose of strengthening institutional capacity to identify the needs of local health education systems, and put into practice strategies to promote health and strengthen schools involvement in this area. To determine a countrys ability to set up and evaluate school health programs, the rapid assessment and analysis methodology will be used. This methodology, which arose in response to the need of governments to make decisions, formulate policies, and design programs on the basis of knowledge of the individual and collective behavior of their beneficiaries, is a useful tool for decision making and facilitates coordination mechanisms between the health and education sectors. In addition, it contributes quantitative and qualitative information for program review and analysis in an average of two months. This information is obtained through the compilation of data from secondary sources, interviews with key informants, and discussions with focal groups made up of formal and informal community leaders.
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