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Skills for Health: Skills-based Health Education Including Life Skills
SummaryText
Published by the World Health Organisation (WHO) in 2003, this 80-page report is designed to provide information to strengthen efforts to implement quality skills-based health education on a national scale worldwide. The chapters include:
This document specifically:
- Understanding Skills-based Health Education and Life Skills
 - Theories and Principles Supporting Skills-based Health Education
 - Evaluation Evidence and Lessons Learned
 - Priority Actions for Quality and Scale
 - Planning and Evaluating Skills-based Health Education
 
This document specifically:
- defines the term skills-based health education, including life skills;
 - describes the theoretical foundation;
 - reviews the educational approaches of skills-based health education;
 - presents evaluation evidence and practical experiences to make the case for implementing skills-based health education as part of an effective school health programme;
 - reviews criteria for effective programmes and preparation for those who deliver such programmes;
 - describes available resources.
 
Publishers
Languages
English
Number of Pages
80
Source
Youth InfoNet No. 10, published by Family Health International (FHI), October 5 2004.
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