Health Promotion Principles

Running head: REPORT
Health Promotion Principles
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1REPORT
Executive summary
Health promotion was stated in the WHO Ottawa Charter of 1986 as the process that allows
people to gain a control on their health and wellbeing. In order to attain a state of complete
mental, physical and social wellbeing, a group or an individual must be able to realise the
aspirations for satisfying the health needs and coping with the changing environment. The report
analysed two articles that focused on elucidating health promotion approaches for the homeless
and the people affected by armed conflict. An analysis suggested that due attention must be
given to community care approaches, medical respite centres and international humanitarian laws
for enhancing the quality of life of the affected people.

2REPORT
Table of Contents
Introduction......................................................................................................................................3
Similarities.......................................................................................................................................3
Dissimilarities..................................................................................................................................4
Key principles..................................................................................................................................5
Reflection.........................................................................................................................................5
Conclusion.......................................................................................................................................6
References........................................................................................................................................7