Health Promotion
/ˈhɛlθ prəˌmoʊʃən/
Definitions
- (n.) The process of enabling individuals or groups to increase control over and improve their health through legal, policy, or community measures.
The new statute emphasized health promotion by mandating workplace wellness programs.
- (n.) Legal and regulatory strategies aimed at preventing disease and enhancing well-being, often reflected in public health laws.
Health promotion initiatives often require comprehensive legislation to ensure equitable access to resources.
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- health promotion
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Commentary
Health promotion in legal contexts often underscores the role of laws and policies in shaping social determinants of health rather than solely clinical interventions.
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