Involvement and Multi-Sectoral Collaboration: Applying Principles of Health Promotion during the Implementation of Local Policies and Measures—A Case Study

Lillefjell, Monica; Maass, Ruca Elisa Katrin

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“…[4][5][6] Four articles use the stakeholder dimension [7][8][9][10] Two articles use the collaborative dimension. 11,12 Five articles discuss school health policy, prevention and regulation of internet game disorder, public policy evaluation and literature review of video game addiction policy responses, policymaking interventions and policy strategies for substance abuse in adolescents. [13][14][15][16][17] One article on the analysis of the Juvenile Contraception Law, 18 one article on the literature review on the prevention of mental health disorders.…”

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“…16 Lillefjell and Mass research, 2022 examines multi-sector involvement and collaboration in implementing health promotion principles at the local level. 11 The level of participation and support of Hepatitis C policy-making in Iran was investigated, the conclusion of the study indicated that involvement in Hepatitis C Virus related stakeholder policy-making is generally low and has implications for policymakers and decisions regarding the adoption of more profitable and effective strategies. 8 Literature Review by Kuss, 14 concluded about the importance of relevant government policies for the prevention of IGD (Internet gaming Disorder).…”

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Systematic review of health promotion policies or regulations with CCAT theory

Purwaningsih

Nurmala

Fatah

2023

Journal of Public Health Research

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One of the five Ottawa Charter’s means of action is the concept of “healthy public policy,” which is an approach to health promotion that is integrated with public policy. This concept can be used as an approach/method in solving health problems at the broader policy level and involving all sectors comprehensively, not just health promotion at the community level and the partial health sector, so that public health problems can be resolved properly. We conducted a systematic review of health promotion policies or regulations using CCAT theory. The purpose of this study is to find the state of the art of research related to stakeholder synergy in online game addiction prevention policies in adolescents. References and literature for this systematic review were collected from the Proquest, ScienceDirect, Pubmed, and Google Scholar databases. The search uses the boolean phrases “OR” and “AND.” Keywords: policy or regulation, health promotion, and community coalition action theory. The results of the systematic review conducted by the researchers showed that of the twenty selected articles, three articles used the coalition/partnership dimension from the CCAT theory, four articles used the stakeholder dimension, two articles used the collaboration dimension, five articles discussed school health policies, policies related to gaming disorders. One article on the analysis of the juvenile contraceptive law, one article on the prevention of mental health disorders, one article on health promotion interventions, and two articles on risk factors and self-regulation focus on online gaming addiction in adolescents. This study concludes that in the future, further research is needed regarding health promotion policies to prevent online game addiction in adolescents to develop specific policy recommendations related to preventing online game addiction in adolescents.

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Systematic review of health promotion policies or regulations with CCAT theory

Purwaningsih

Nurmala

Fatah

2023

Journal of Public Health Research

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“…For example, comprehensibility is linked to consistent communication from above in matters that cannot be influenced easily, to enable individuals to "discover structure" and learn the rules of the game [20,23]. On the other hand, possibilities to engage in power-equal inter-group dialogue also adds to comprehensibility by adding individual or group-wise experiences into the common narrative; and by offering opportunities to contextualize experiences with society and societal resources beyond personal experiences [15,23]. This allows for learning more about how they work for "others" and prepares for more flexible use later.…”

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“…Challenges in multi-sectoral collaboration are often summarized as matters of "silothinking", characterized by fragmented knowledge, goals, and responsibilities that damage for motivation and poses obstacles for collaboration processes [15]. In a way, a lot of these challenges could be described as "incoherence" (see Figure 2); according to the salutogenic framework.…”

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“…To ensure support for policies and solutions from both the population, practitioners and decision-makers, stakeholder-and public involvement throughout the whole process of planning, implementing and evaluating policies seems beneficial [11]. However, multisectoral and -level collaboration linked to the development and implementation of policies is often challenged by issues linked to motivation, fragmented knowledge, understandings and responsibilities, as well as rigorous and sector-specific input/output regimes and a lack of resources to follow up on responsibilities across sectors and levels [12][13][14][15][16][17].…”

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Can the Theory of Salutogenesis Offer a Framework to Enhance Policy Coherence during Policy Development and Implementation in Municipalities?

Maass

Lillefjell

2022

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Health promotion efforts in municipalities demands extensive collaboration, between sectors (multi-sector) as well as between levels (multi-level). To develop, adopt and implement policies that contribute to reduce health inequity demands for policy coherence: consistent approaches across sectors and levels. In this conceptual paper, we discuss how the theory of Salutogenesis, and its inherent concept of coherence, can contribute to structure such collaboration processes in coherent ways, and contribute to experiences of policy coherence for both collaborators (practitioners and stakeholders) and inhabitants. We discuss how challenges with fragmented knowledge as well as lack of resources and motivation might be met through an explicit application of Salutogenesis core concepts. First, we argue that framing HP-efforts in terms of positive goals that can be achieved can contribute to motivation for change. Next, we discuss how the concepts of comprehensibility, manageability and meaningfulness can be applied to describe challenges, and plan for coherent policies and processes vertically (between levels) and horizontally (between sectors). Last, we discuss limitations and challenges with this approach, including the need to further develop the theoretical foundation of Salutogenesis, and how it can be applied at a setting- and/or policy-level.

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Technological and social adaptation to COVID-19: Food for Vulnerable Urban Groups in Six Global Cities

Johan,

Rotolo,

Sommar

et al. 2023

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This report outlines the results from the research project Food for Urban Life and Localities (FULL) funded by Formas (2020-02864). The research set out to learn how COVID-19 response strategies in six cities (Stockholm, London, Wuhan, Singapore, Sydney, and Seoul) have facilitated access to food for vulnerable groups and how new food supply solutions have emerged through social and technological innovations. This report presents the case of each city in turn and pauses on the role of community-based organisations, ad- hoc community initiatives and municipalities during the COVID-19 pandemic. The report provides a detailed discussion of local or community-level responses in cities that aim to provide access to food through social and/or technological innovations. The lessons learned are important for the Swedish context in the case of similar events that challenge local access to food. The research collected data through qualitative and quantitative methods, and also made use of the breadth of online data sources in response to COVID-19 restrictions on free movement and travelling. The overall finding is that in situations such as the COVID-19 pandemic, local access to food is extremely challenging and cannot be addressed by existing welfare or state arrangements only;civil society organisations and voluntary community organizations (VCOs) step in to fill the gap in public provision; and the stricter the lockdown, the more dependent on civil society response urban areas and communities were.

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Involvement and Multi-Sectoral Collaboration: Applying Principles of Health Promotion during the Implementation of Local Policies and Measures—A Case Study

Cited by 4 publications

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Systematic review of health promotion policies or regulations with CCAT theory

Systematic review of health promotion policies or regulations with CCAT theory

Can the Theory of Salutogenesis Offer a Framework to Enhance Policy Coherence during Policy Development and Implementation in Municipalities?

Technological and social adaptation to COVID-19: Food for Vulnerable Urban Groups in Six Global Cities

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