Engaging for public health in Scotland – an investigation of parental perceptions on environment-health linkages in young children

Paul Teedon; Kate Lindsay; Morag Gillespie; Keith Baker

Engaging for public health in Scotland – an investigation of parental perceptions on environment-health linkages in young children

Paul Teedon, Kate Lindsay, Morag Gillespie, Keith Baker

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Abstract

This report is part of a wider programme of work: Environmental Determinants of Public Health in Scotland (EDPHiS). EDPHiS is a multi-disciplinary collaborative research project funded by the Scottish Government, which is designed to inform the development of policy on environment and health in Scotland. EDPHiS is part of the Scottish Government Good Places, Better Health (GPBH) Initiative whose recent prototype phase focused on how young people in Scotland experience the physical environment, and how that impacts on the four GPBH priority health-related effects of obesity, unintentional injuries, asthma, and mental health and well-being.

Original language	English
Publisher	Glasgow Caledonian University
Commissioning body	Scottish Government
Number of pages	103
Publication status	Published - 2012

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Keywords

pubic health
Scotland

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Teedon, P., Lindsay, K., Gillespie, M., & Baker, K. (2012). Engaging for public health in Scotland – an investigation of parental perceptions on environment-health linkages in young children. Glasgow Caledonian University.

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