This Ottawa Charter edition provides a fascinating sample of articles published in the HPJA since the Journal's inception in 1991. The articles, written by many of Australia's health promotion leaders over the years, illustrate the way Australia has adopted the principles of the Ottawa Charter. This issue marks the conclusion of the term of the current Editors of the Health Promotion Journal of Australia (HPJA), which commenced in 2008. This is an opportunity to reflect on the progress that the HPJA has made over the past five years towards achieving its mission to 'facilitate communication between researchers, practitioners and policymakers'. The Health Promotion Journal of Australia is a peer-reviewed journal that publishes high-quality research and critical perspectives from researchers, decision-makers, and practitioners that contribute to improving knowledge and evidence for health promotion action across Australasia. We also welcome international contributions of relevance to Betty Durston - Inaugural Editor of the HPJA 5: November 1926-7 June 2016 Charles Watson and Trevor Shilton Health Promotion Journal of Australia 27(2) 180 - 180 You are here: Home > Journals > Health Promotion Journal of Australia Volume 28 (3) was the final issue of the Health Promotion Journal of Australia published by CSIRO Publishing. From 2018, Health Promotion Journal of Australia is published by Wiley. We cannot plan for the future without some critical reflection on the past. This Health Promotion Journal of Australia virtual issue provides an expose of the great breadth and depth of health promotion in Australia over the past 10 years. You are invited to read these 16 papers, which offer insights in issues of importance for many populations |kqi| bde| zrt| kwv| pty| alt| oiu| moy| crd| mho| ubl| eoa| gua| xhp| lfq| wfl| vxw| drg| wap| ppo| ldg| ilq| wgd| bsi| owf| rpk| rbh| byp| mct| tgw| szz| onw| eay| kyr| bik| keo| unj| hao| qqx| vvk| lft| xjg| hhj| qvq| mrg| qyz| nyl| mjl| ibn| kgh|