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    Promoting mental health and well-being: integrating individual, organisational and community-level indicators

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    Wiseman, J.
    McLeod, J.
    Zubrick, Stephen
    Date
    2007
    Type
    Journal Article
    
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    Wiseman, J. and McLeod, J. and Zubrick, S. 2007. Promoting mental health and well-being: integrating individual, organisational and community-level indicators. Health Promotion Journal of Australia. 18 (3): pp. 198-207.
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    Health Promotion Journal of Australia
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    http://www.healthpromotion.org.au/journal/articles/article4.php
    ISSN
    10361073
    School
    Centre for Developmental Health (Curtin Research Centre)
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/29704
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    • Curtin Research Publications
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    Current Issue Last updated on 27 December, 2007 About | Current Issue | Previous Issues | Editorial Board | Editor's Report | Guidelines for Authors Review Guide | Subscription Info | Subscription Form | Advertising Ratesdotted lineNEW JOURNAL ALERT SERVICETo subscribe to our New Journal Table of Contents Alert service,simply enter your details in the form on the left.dotted line Health Promotion Journal of AustraliaDecember 2007 Volume 18, No 3Promoting mental health and well-being: integrating individual, organisational and community-level indicatorsJohn Wiseman, John McLeod and Stephen R. ZubrickAbstract Issue addressed: The development of an integrated set of mental health promotion indicators at individual, organisational and community levels. Discussion: There is increasing recognition that the implementation of effective and sustainable strategies for the promotion of mental health and well-being requires the development of indicators to support priority setting, establishing targets and measuring progress. This article aims to contribute to this task by bringing together recent work on individual, organisational and community indicators that shows progress in the promotion of mental health and well-being. Conclusions: An initial set of indicators is proposed, informed by current knowledge from research and practice settings. Key words: . So What? An important next step will be the development of a resource to support a broad range of organisations to advance planning and practices in this area. This work will require integration of indicator sets existing across disciplines and paradigms in order to ensure that the best possible indicators are established to capture the complex range of factors and interventions relevant to the promotion of mental health and well-being. Health Promotion Journal of Australia 2007;18:198-207

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