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. 2015 Apr 27:2:255.
doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2014.00255. eCollection 2014.

Improving Lives through Evidence-Based Health Promotion Programs: A National Priority

Richard Birkel  1 , Emily Dessem  1 , Simona Eldridge  1 , Kristie Kulinski  1 , Sue Lachenmayr  1 , Michelle Spafford  1 , Binod Suwal  1 , Albert Terrillion  1 , Mary Walsh  1 , Wendy Zenker  1
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Improving Lives through Evidence-Based Health Promotion Programs: A National Priority

Richard Birkel et al. Front Public Health. .
No abstract available

Keywords: evidence-based programs; healthy aging; older adults; program sustainability; self-management.

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