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Journal:
Health Education
Health Education (2017) 117 (1): 24–38.
Published: 03 January 2017
... sets of data. The quantitative research data were collected from the school staff using the Well-Being at Your Work index questionnaire in 2004 (n=36), 2005 (n=41), and in 2009 (n=34). In 2006, two group interviews were carried out with the school personnel (n=21...
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Health Education
Health Education (2002) 102 (5): 249–259.
Published: 01 October 2002
...Wendy Mackey Jones; Jim McKenna Work‐home conflict of women in a multinational computer organisation was examined in two phases using quantitative and qualitative methods. In Phase 1 a questionnaire was sent to all directly employed females (n = 204), who were also invited to participate...
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Health Education
Health Education (2002) 102 (2): 60–67.
Published: 01 April 2002
...” approach. Settings were central to the Ottowa Charter (WHO, 1987, p. ii), aiming to promote health “where people learn, work, play and love”. A similar phrase is now employed in Scotland’s new health policy document, Towards a Healthier Scotland – A White Paper on Health (Scottish Office, 1999...
