John K. Davies - Concepedia

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John K. Davies

Also Known As

Davies, John K. (Liverpool RWG), John Davies, John K Davies, John K. Davies, John Kenneth Davies, John k. Davies

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John K. Davies is an author at University of Brighton specializing in public health, health policy, and health promotion.

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Public Health	6	6	407
2	Education	2	2	41
3	Arts	1	1	259
4	Health Sciences	1	1	71
5	Medicine	1	1	20

John K. Davies

Publications

407

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	Year	Citations
Health Promotion: Planning and Strategies John K. Davies Health Education Research Health CampaignsHealth PolicyHealth InterventionDisease PreventionHealth Promotion	2005	259
Health Behaviour Research and Health Promotion. Ronald Andersen, Robert Anderson, John K. Davies, Contemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews Health PreventionHealth PsychologyHealth StudiesSocial Determinants Of HealthFamily Health	1990	71
Healthy and active ageing: Social capital in health promotion Eleni Koutsogeorgou, John K. Davies, Kay Aranda, Health Education Journal Community DevelopmentIndependent LivingHealth PolicyHealthy AgingGeriatrics	2013	24
Ethical Evaluation of Compulsory Measles Immunisation as a Benchmark for Good Health Management in the European Union Peter Schröder‐Bäck, Helmut Brand, Ixhel Escamilla, Central European Journal of Public Health Immunisation ObligatoryEthical EvaluationResearch EthicsVaccine HesitancyPreventive Medicine	2009	20
Developing public health competencies through building a problem-based learning project Isabel Loureiro, Nigel Sherriff, John K. Davies Journal of Public Health Problem-based LearningLearning Health SystemsPublic Health InformaticsHealth PromotionPublic Health Practice	2009	17
Mapping European Capacity to Engage in Health Promotion at the National Level: HP-Source.net Maurice B. Mittelmark, Elisabeth Fosse, Catherine M. Jones, Promotion & Education FrenchGlobal Health ProgramHealth PolicyGlobal HealthUniversal Health Care	2005	16

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