Health Promotion Practice
Health Promotion Practice is a forum for authoritative research, commentary, practical tools and promising practices that strategically advance the art and science of health promotion and disease prevention.
Unique in its practitioner focus, HPP is committed to eliminating health disparities, achieving health equity, addressing social determinants of health, and advancing evidence-based health promotion practice.
Our lane in the COVID-19 Pandemic: HPP Editorial board member experiences and perspectives from around the world.
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- COVID19 in Puerto Rico and more evidence of colonialism as a social determinant of health
- Public health’s call to action
- Taking action in our communities: perspective from Peru
- Teaching the health education specialists of the future through a computer
- Schools are the path forward for ending COVID19 inequities in our communities
- COVID-19 in The Land of Enchantment
- The “We are all in this Together” post-COVID-19 public health world
- Rural equals resilience – A new reputation or just a better understanding?
Call for papers
Arts in Public Health Supplement
March 1, 2020- August 1, 2020
Health Promotion Practice (HPP), in collaboration with the University of Florida Center for Arts in Medicine and ArtPlace America, invites you to be part of an upcoming special open access supplement on Arts in Public Health. See full call for papers.
This call will yield papers that will be published in HPP online and in print in early 2021. This issue will be further supplemented by online practice profiles, blogs, interviews, and works of art.
Photovoice Special Issue
June 1, 2020 – January 31, 2021
Health Promotion Practice seeks to curate a body of salient papers that explore the current state and future directions of photovoice. See full call for papers.
This call will yield papers that will be published in HPP online and in print in early 2022.
Submission Requirements
Please follow the journal’s submission guidelines, noting in the cover letter that you are responding to HPP’s Call for Papers.
All submitted manuscripts will undergo standard peer review by the HPP editors and peer referees, as defined by HPP policy. Questions can be directed to editorial manager Jeanine Robitaille at jrobitaille@sophe.org.
Featured reading list for faculty, students and practitioners
Easy to access articles on:
- Needs Assessment
- Program Planning and Design
- Program Implementation
- Program Evaluation
- Program Planning and Evaluation Classics
- Full reading list
This journal is a member of the Committee on Publication Ethics.
Access to the full-text of published articles is free to Health Promotion Practice subscribers. Availability to others is on a pay-per-view or timed access basis.
SOPHE national members receive online and hard copies of the journal as a membership benefit.
The electronic version of Health Promotion Practice is available free online, exclusively to SOPHE members through SAGE Journals Online after logging into MySOPHE.
Editor-in-Chief: Kathleen Roe, DrPH, MPH
Editorial Manager: Jeanine Robitaille, MS, CHES®
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Call for papers: HPP Photovoice Special Issue | Open PDFHealth Promotion Practice seeks to curate a body of salient papers that explore the current state and future directions of photovoice. Of particular interest are papers that demonstrate the use of photovoice as a vehicle for illuminating issues of concern, promoting health equity, advocating for social justice, and advancing efforts…
Health Promotion Practice (HPP), in collaboration with the University of Florida Center for Arts in Medicine and ArtPlace America, invites you to be part of an upcoming special open access supplement on Arts in Public Health. This important collection of papers will help document and advance the current knowledge about,…