Use of multiple intervention progammes in community health projects
Bak, C.K.; Andersen, P.T.
Ugeskrift for Laeger 175(16): 1100-1104
2013
ISSN/ISBN: 1603-6824 PMID: 23651747 Document Number: 667568
An organising framework for multiple interventions in community health is described. The framework provides a foundation for programmatic research on multiple interventions. Multiple intervention programmes are characterised by the use of multiple strategies targeted at multiple levels of the socio-ecological system. A short description is given of the framework and an identification of gaps and challenges based on the international literature and critical questions are posed that need to be considered if this framework should be implemented in Danish communities.
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