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9781844071739

Sustainability And Health

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  • ISBN13:

    9781844071739

  • ISBN10:

    1844071731

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2005-02-28
  • Publisher: ROUTLEDGE

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* "This is the only text...that brings together content needed to bridge the innovative link between "sustainability" and "health"... the book was highly rated by my class" -- Dr. Colin Soskolne, University of Alberta, Dept of Public Health Sciences * A major new textbook in public health that links ecological health with human health -- ideal for university students and public health practitioners * Offers practical solutions for health issues across environmental, economic, and social systems * Pilot tested in major public health universities in the UK (Glasgow, Cardiff and Essex), Europe (Maastricht University and Hamburg Technical University), Australia, and North America The zone of interaction between the social and the natural environment is the most important emerging area in public health. Radical changes in the biosphere and human interaction with the environment are increasingly impacting the health of populations across the world. Whether the risk is from diseases crossing species boundaries, pollution of water, air and land, global pandemics, or new patterns of cancer, it is now clear that human health and the health of the global environment are inexorably linked. Drawing on a range of scientific findings, "Sustainability and Health" offers a thorough background and solutions to overlapping issues in environment and health. The book introduces a range of emerging conceptual frameworks and theoretical perspectives, links IT and epidemiology, and explains how scoping can link program design, delivery, data collection, and evaluation from the beginning. Taking a learning approach the authors provide activities, readings, and international case studies making this an essential resource for students and professionals.

Table of Contents

Learning Activities vii
Boxes and Figures viii
Acknowledgements x
Glossary xiii
Prologue: The way in xvii
Living: Public health and the future of life on the planet
1(38)
Health and sustainability: a new direction for public health
3(8)
Defining sustainable development: moving to sustainability
11(7)
New ideas for new public health: overview of recommended readings
18(3)
Integrative decision-making about place-based issues (D4P4): an open learning framework
21(7)
Sustainability as public health practice: criteria for future-oriented practitioners
28(11)
Listening: Co-ordinating ideas on sustainability and health
39(42)
Sustainability and health
41(2)
Sustainability and science
43(5)
Sustainability and economics
48(11)
Sustainability and environmentalism
59(22)
Grounding: Co-ordinating contexts for sustainability and health
81(50)
Frameworks and tools
83(1)
Strategic frameworks
84(9)
Health-based frameworks
93(13)
Environmental frameworks
106(15)
Holistic frameworks
121(10)
Knowing: Linking the knowledge cultures of sustainability and health
131(32)
Evidence-based public health
133(10)
Multiple knowledges
143(6)
Strategies for synthesis
149(3)
Tools for synthesis
152(11)
Scoping: Designing and monitoring sustainability and health programs
163(36)
Monitoring strategies: what we believe we need to know
165(4)
The decision-making spiral: what we know we need to know
169(4)
The file, the grid and the cycle: what we know we don't know
173(10)
Working with others: what we don't know we don't know
183(4)
Scoping the program stages: what we now know we need to know
187(12)
Acting: Practitioners as actors for sustainability and health
199(44)
Systems thinking
201(11)
Planning the action
212(14)
Acting together
226(9)
Acting individually
235(8)
Innovating: Practitioners as innovators for sustainability and health
243(30)
Structural change for sustainability
245(6)
Capacity building for structural change
251(11)
Education for sustainability
262(5)
Research for sustainability
267(6)
Managing: Public health leadership and management for sustainability
273(34)
The challenge to public health of managing for sustainability
275(2)
Analysing issues at multiple levels
277(1)
Managing complex systems: three organisational forms
278(4)
Managing hierarchical or formal organisations for sustainability
282(8)
Managing networks and communities for sustainability
290(6)
Managing markets for sustainability
296(4)
Leadership and drivers for sustainability: the role of public health
300(7)
Epilogue: The way forward 307(8)
The editors 315(4)
Index 319

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