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It depends on what you mean: a qualitative study of Swedish health professionals views on health and health promotion
BMC Health Services Research, 10/22/09
Johansson H et al. – The study suggests that different interpretations of what constitutes health promotion can lead to unnecessary misunderstandings and pose barriers to further development of a health promoting practice.
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