Health Promotion Ethics

Ruth Cross is Course Director in Health Promotion at Leeds Beckett University. Her research interests include qualitative and creative methods of investigation, feminist and critical perspectives, and the relationship between theory and practice. Ruth has edited and co-authored several textbooks, including The Essentials of Health Promotion (2022), Health Promotion: Global Principles and Practice (2021), Health Promotion: Planning and Strategies (2019) and Health Communication: Theoretical and Critical Perspectives (2017).Louise Warwick-Booth is Reader and Associate Director of the Centre for Health Promotion Research. She leads a range of diverse research and evaluation projects with the voluntary and statutory sector. Her expertise relates to the evaluation of health promotion interventions with vulnerable populations, including women experiencing domestic abuse. Louise has published several textbooks such as Social Inequality (2022), Creating Participatory Research (2021) and Contemporary Health Studies: An Introduction (2021).James Woodall is Reader in Health Promotion and Departmental Lead at Leeds Beckett University. James’ research interest is the health-promoting prison and how values central to health promotion are applied to the context of imprisonment. He is currently Editor-in-Chief of the journal Health Education. James has published several textbooks such as The Essentials of Health Promotion (2022), Practical Health Promotion (2020) and Health Promotion: Planning and Strategies (2019).

• 1.Introduction to Health Promotion. 2.Ethics as A Key Concern for Health Promotion. 3.Key Ethical Debates in Health Promotion. 4.Ethics in Health Promotion Practice. 5.Ethics in Health Promotion Research. 6.Ethics, Evaluation and Evidence-based Practice. 7.Towards an Ethical Future in Health Promotion.

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