Keeping Up To Date

Keeping Up to Date reviews academic literature. It references some key articles, especially those that you can get download from the world wide web.
Each issue is peer reviewed by the Health Promotion Forum's Academic Reference Group. If you have difficulty accessing any of the references, please contact us and we can point you in the right direction.

Health Promotion, Disaster Management - Tara Kessaram and Louise Signal
36th edition - Spring/Summer 2011

Health Promotion, human rights and equity - Carmel Williams
35th edition - Autumn/Winter 2011

Health Promotion and Spirituality: making the implict explicit - Richard Egan
34th edition - Summer 2010

Climate Change and Human Welbeing: implications for Health Promoters - Alex Macmillan and Jamie Hosking 
32nd and 33rd editions - Autumn 2010  

Four Stories from the Field: The Increasing Momentum of Health Impact Assessment Methods and Approaches in New Zealand - Matt Soeberg
31st edition - Summer 2009 -2010

Using a Framework of Māori Models for Health to Promote Health for Māori - Tim Rochford and Louise Signal
29th and 30th edition - April 2009

Environmental Influences on Obesity & Children's Nutrition in Aotearoa New Zealand - Mat Walton and Louise Signal
27th and 28th edition - September 2008  

Ethics: What Matters in Health Promotion - Kate Morgaine and Andrew Moore
What Matters: External Challenges to Ethical Practice in Health Promotion - Kate Morgaine and Andrew Moore
25th and 26th editions - July 2007

Evaluation for Health Promotion Practitioners - Jennifer E. Hand
24th edition - December 2006

The Importance of the Early Years - Kirsten Hanna and Ian Hassell
23rd edition - September 2006

Health promotion effectiveness: intuition with evidence - Nicki Jackson
22nd edition - June 2006

21st edition - April 2006

Health and Social Inequalities: Issues of Justice and Fairness - John F Smith and Nicki Jackson
20th edition - December 2005

Health Implications of Globalisation - David Sinclair
19th edition - September 2005

See Archives for earlier editions of Keeping Up to Date. These contain summaries of key articles on a wide range of issues and concepts.