Health promotion for socially disadvantaged persons and groups ranks high on national and international policy agendas. Thus, professionals in public health are challenged to develop methods and instruments which display and improve the quality of interventions. One of these methods is the ‘Good Practice’ approach, a comparatively simple and low threshold way to identify, promote and improve the quality of interventions. The Good Practice approach provides pragmatic examples so that other actors get the chance to reproduce them within their own contexts.
The European Consortium for Action on the Socio-Economic Determinants of Health has carried out two waves of good practice collection.- The first wave has been completed in the frame of the EU project Closing the Gap. (See manual for background information, selection critieria etc.).
- The second wave is presently done in the frame of the EU project Determine. The specific aim is to identify more of the distal social determinants, that are living and working conditions and the general conditions of a society (See manual for background information, selection criteria etc.).
If your organistion or your intervention would like to contribute to the current information, please contact the national project-partner in your country. For more information on general selection criteria, click here.
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