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Tool Information
Title Evidence-Based Guidelines on Health Promotion for Older People
Settings Residence for Older People
MHP Steps Preparation | Implementation
URL www.healthPROelderly.com
Publication Information Lis, K., Reichert, M., Cosack, A, Billings, J. & Brown, P. (Ed.) (2008). Evidence-Based Guidelines on Health Promotion for Older People. Austrian Red Cross, Vienna. ISBN 978-3-200-01400-8
Country of Origin Austria
Languages English
Tool Description These guidelines are a comprehensive point of reference designed to develop and foster best practice in health promotion for older people. They are designed for use by health promotion practitioners, authorities at EU, national and regional levels, institutions and organisations which fund and develop health promotion programmes and projects, and by universities and research institutes. They are based on several stages of work within the healthPROelderly project, which collected information on health promotion initiatives for older people. More specifically, healthPROelderly partners carried out a literature search in 11 European countries, collected more than 160 good practice examples for health promotion initiatives inthe project database and analysed 33 best-practice examples in detail. The 16 guidelines, representing important criteria for good practice in health promotion activities for older people, are presented in a practical order starting with the guideline “Target group” and ending with “Publicity and dissemination”. Each guideline follows the same structure and contains examples of health promotion projects for older people in different European countries which can also be accessed through ww.healthproeldery.com/database for further information. (Cover text)
Application in the Field Descriptor not applicable
Stage of Development Recently produced(2-3 years)
Evaluation and Research Descriptor not applicable
Beneficiary Involvement in Design Active participation clearly described
Evaluation Yes
Evaluation Description The Guidelines are based on eleven national evaluation reports and is summarized in an international evaluation report: Lang, G. & Resch, K. (2008). 33 European Best-Practice Projects: A Case-Study Evaluation of Health Promotion for Older People. Vienna. Research Institute of the Red Cross. (download under http://www.healthproelderly.com/hpe_phase3_downloads.php)
Available Formats Online
Free Yes
Restrictions on Use No
Tool Focus Individual and Organisation
Tool Type How to Manual/Design Tool
Download(s)
  1. Evidence-Based Guidelines on Health Promotion for Older People - 2.69 MB
Contact Details
Contact Name Monika Wild
Organisation Name Austrian Red Cross
Email monika.wild@roteskreuz.at
Telephone ++43-1-58900-121
Address Wiedner Hauptstraße 32 Vienna, 1041
Country Austria

ICF Core Set

ICF - Core Set

d - Activities and Participation
Code Element
Selected d175, d177 Solving Problems and Making Decisions
Selected d230 Carrying out Daily Routine
Selected d240 Handling Stress and Other Psychological Demands
Selected d310, d315, d325, d330, d335, Effective Communicating
Selected d710, d720, Basic and Complex Interpersonal Interactions
Selected d730, d740, d750, d770 Relationships - Strangers, Formal, Informal Social, Intimate
Selected d760 Family Relationships
Selected d825 Vocational Training
Selected d855 d910 Community Life and Engagement
e - Environmental Factors
Code Element
Selected e460 Societal Attitudes
Selected e465 Social Norms, Practices and Ideologies
Selected e525, e530, e570, e575 Services, Systems and Policies - Housing, Utilities, General Social Support
Selected e560 Media Services, Systems and Policies
Selected e580 Health Services, Systems and Policies
Selected e585 Education and Training Services, Systems and Policies
ICD10 - ICD10
Code Element
Selected FGP General Population

Mental Health and Promotion Categories

Or1 - Policies

Or12 - Health Promotion Policy
Code Element
Selected Or12.1 Mental
Selected Or12.2 Physical (e.g. Healthy Eating, Physical Activity, Recreation)
Or13 - Quality Systems [General Reference]
Code Element
Or14 - Values & Ethics [General Reference]
Code Element

Or2 - Enablers

Or21 - Ethos/ Culture
Code Element
Selected Or21.1 Mission, Vision, Values, Traditions
Or23 - Management Style
Code Element
Selected Or23.1 Participative
Selected Or23.2 Supportive
Selected Or23.3 Partnerships
Or24 - Staff
Code Element
Selected Or24.5 Training and Development
Selected Or24.7 Partnerships - Management and Staff

Or3 - Processes/ Implementation

Or31 - Organisational Processes [General Reference]
Code Element
Or32 - Health Promotion Processes [General Reference]
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Or4 - Performance/ Outcomes [General Reference]

Or41 - Health Benefits
Code Element
Selected Or41.1 Physical
Selected Or41.2 Mental
Or42 - Organisational Benefits
Code Element
Selected Or42.1 Organisational Performance
Selected Or42.2 Satisfaction of Beneficiaries
Or43 - Individual Benefits
Code Element
Selected Or43.1 Beneficiary Wellbeing
Selected Or43.3 Motivation
Selected Or43.5 Independence and choice
Or44 - Social Benefits
Code Element
Selected Or44.1 Staff, Student or Client Morale
Selected Or44.2 Mutual Support
Selected Or44.3 Social Integration

En1 - Infrastructure

En11 - Physical Environment [General Reference]
Code Element
En12 - Facilities [General Reference]
Code Element
En13 - Information and Assistive Technology [General Reference]
Code Element

En2 - Social Networks

En21 - Formal and Informal Relations
Code Element
Selected En21.3 Peers
En22 - Family [General Reference]
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En23 - Community [General Reference]
Code Element
Selected En23.1 Community Links (e.g. Volunteering Programme)
En24 - Teachers or Carers [General Reference]
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En3 - External Environment

En31 - External Resources [General Reference]
Code Element
Selected En31.1 Physical Health Promotion Services
Selected En31.2 Mental Health Services
Selected En31.3 Counselling
Selected En31.5 Primary and Community Health Services
En32 - Public Policies
Code Element
Selected En32.1 Health and Safety
Selected En32.2 Public Health
Selected En32.6 Welfare (Social Security)
Selected En32.7 Environmental
Selected En32.10 Independent Living

Pr1 - Generic Programmes

Pr11 - Physical Health Promotion Programmes
Code Element
Selected Pr11.2 Exercise and Nutrition Programmes
Selected Pr11.4 Health and Safety Interventions
Pr12 - Occupational Health Programmes
Code Element
Selected Pr12.3 Active and Positive Ageing
Selected Pr12.4 Physical Health
Pr13 - Mental Health Promotion Programmes
Code Element
Selected Pr13.2 Coping Skills Education
Selected Pr13.3 Stress Management & Prevention
Selected Pr13.4 Mental Health Education, Raising Awareness
Pr14 - Participation Programmes [General Reference]
Code Element
Selected Pr14.2 Social Support
Selected Pr14.3 Social & Leisure Activities
Selected Pr14.4 Volunteering
Pr16 - Diversity Management Programmes [General Reference]
Code Element
Pr17 - Life Long Learning & Training Programmes [General Reference]
Code Element
Selected Pr17.1 Cognitive Training
Selected Pr17.2 Personal Development
Selected Pr17.4 Life Skills Programmes

Pr2 - Targeted Programmes

Pr21 - Diversity Groups [General Reference]
Code Element
Pr22 - Lifestyle Groups [General Reference]
Code Element
Pr23 - Situational Groups
Code Element
Selected Pr23.4 Poverty/Social Exclusion
Selected Pr23.6 Family Issues
Selected Pr23.8 People with Special Requirements or Disabilities
Selected Pr23.9 People Experiencing Illness

Pr3 - Programmes for at Risk Individuals

Pr31 - Capacity Building
Code Element
Selected Pr31.2 Coping Skills Training
Selected Pr31.4 Activities of Daily Living
Selected Pr31.5 Social Competence
Pr32 - Support Programmes
Code Element
Selected Pr32.1 Peer Support Programme
Selected Pr32.2 Counselling
Selected Pr32.3 Life Skills, Relationship and Social Programmes
Selected Pr32.4 Bereavement Support
Selected Pr32.5 Needs Analysis & Individual Plans