database: models of health promotion for older people

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ThemesPromoting mental health
Empowermentno yes
Social participation and inclusion
Lifestyle

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Inclusion criteria1. Multi-agency approach2. Evaluation
3. Multi-faceted holistic4. Sustainability
5. Voice of older people6. Involving visible and invisible target groups
7. Diversity8. Geographical and physical accessibility
9. Well-grounded theoretical approach10. Gender sensitivity
11. Cost effectiveness12. Projects that inclue empowerment
13. Transferability14. Consumer satisfaction
15. Public recognition/award16. Innovative Strategy

Relevance of the modelProject addressing a broader theme, interesting lessons to be learned for health promotion of older people

Evidence-based, established model on health promotion for older people

Innovative project on health promotion for older people

Background Information on Database

The aim of the second phase of the healthPROelderly project was to collect models of good practice in the area of health promotion for older people. One of the main activities in this project phase was to elicit criteria by which to choose such models in each of the participating countries. The exclusion criteria and inclusion criteria were elicited by all project partners on the basis of the literature overview of health promotion for older people carried out in the first project phase. Project partners searched for models in their countries by: 1) using the literature databases they had compiled; 2) by using health promotion databases and other information available on internet and 3) by consulting their national boards and other experts. More information for download