JACQUELINE MERCHANT is Senior Lecturer in Health, teaching in the area of Sociology of Health at the University of Sunderland, UK. Previously she worked in health promotion as a research and evaluation officer after completing her MSc in Health Promotion and Health Education at the University of Edinburgh. Her teaching and research interests include women and mental health, reproductive health and young people and drug use, and she currently runs a Diploma in Drug and Alcohol Studies at Sunderland.BARBARA L. GRIFFIN is Senior Lecturer in Health Promotion at the University of Sunderland, UK. Her doctoral work focused on the performance of medical power in videotapes for health. She is a member of the University of Sunderland Primary and Community Care research group with an interest in videotapes for health, and new media in health promotion. She has published work in evaluation of health promotion projects.ANNE CHARNOCK has taught in the field of health and psychology for the past 15 years and is Senior Lecturer at the University of Sunderland, UK. Her PhD investigated 'How women with breast cancer perceive their psychological needs during the diagnostic and early treatment stage for breast cancer'. Anne's first degree is in Psychology and her MSc is in Health and Social Research. She is a member of the University of Sunderland Primary and Community Care research group with an interest in grounded theory.

• PART 1: INTRODUCTION TO HEALTH PROMOTION, AND SPORT AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITYDefinitions, Values, Models and Approaches in Health Promotion; B.L.Griffin & D.F.SeedhouseDefinitions, Models and Development Issues in Sport; Z.PawlaczekPlanning and Project Management; B.L.Griffin & A.LearmonthResearch and Evaluation; B.L.Griffin & A.LearmonthPART 2: HEALTH OF THE INDIVIDUALHealth Benefits of Physical Activity Across the Lifespan; D.BlackwellDrug Use in Sport; A.McInnes, R.Heron & M.HarrisonCulture, Lifestyle and Identity: Constructing the Health You; N.WatsonHealth Promotion and Health Lifestyles: Motivating Individuals to Become Physically Active; I.Soos, J. Liukkonnen & R.W.ThomsonPsychology and Home Exercise Prescription; S.Darkings & A.CharnockPART 3: HEALTH OF COMMUNITIESPhysical Activity Across the Lifespan: Establishing Community Based Classes for the Older Person; L.HughesHow Understanding Community Development Will Help Your Career; M.Burns & B.L.GriffinFrom 'Personal Exercise on Prescription' to 'HELP': Evolution of An Exercise Referral System; G.Goodson & S.CollinsEthnicity and Health Promotion; R.W.Thomson & I.SoosGender and Sport: PromotingPreventing Health in our Schools; K.M.RussellDisability, Sport and Exercise; H.Fitzgerald & D.BassPART 4: HEALTH OF SOCIETYSocial Inequalities, Social Exclusion and Health; J.MerchantGetting Evidence About Physical Activity into Practice: Inequalities in Health and Their Reduction; M.P. Kelly & H.CrombieGlobal Health Promotion: Issues, Principles and Practice; C.LlewellynAustralian Government Policy on Sport and Health Promotion: A Look at 'Active Australia'; T.D.Brown.

JACQUELINE MERCHANT is Senior Lecturer in Health, teaching in the area of Sociology of Health at the University of Sunderland, UK. Previously she worked in health promotion as a research and evaluation officer after completing her MSc in Health Promotion and Health Education at the University of Edinburgh. Her teaching and research interests include women and mental health, reproductive health and young people and drug use, and she currently runs a Diploma in Drug and Alcohol Studies at Sunderland.BARBARA L. GRIFFIN is Senior Lecturer in Health Promotion at the University of Sunderland, UK. Her doctoral work focused on the performance of medical power in videotapes for health. She is a member of the University of Sunderland Primary and Community Care research group with an interest in videotapes for health, and new media in health promotion. She has published work in evaluation of health promotion projects.ANNE CHARNOCK has taught in the field of health and psychology for the past 15 years and is Senior Lecturer at the University of Sunderland, UK. Her PhD investigated 'How women with breast cancer perceive their psychological needs during the diagnostic and early treatment stage for breast cancer'. Anne's first degree is in Psychology and her MSc is in Health and Social Research. She is a member of the University of Sunderland Primary and Community Care research group with an interest in grounded theory.

• PART 1: INTRODUCTION TO HEALTH PROMOTION, AND SPORT AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITYDefinitions, Values, Models and Approaches in Health Promotion; B.L.Griffin & D.F.SeedhouseDefinitions, Models and Development Issues in Sport; Z.PawlaczekPlanning and Project Management; B.L.Griffin & A.LearmonthResearch and Evaluation; B.L.Griffin & A.LearmonthPART 2: HEALTH OF THE INDIVIDUALHealth Benefits of Physical Activity Across the Lifespan; D.BlackwellDrug Use in Sport; A.McInnes, R.Heron & M.HarrisonCulture, Lifestyle and Identity: Constructing the Health You; N.WatsonHealth Promotion and Health Lifestyles: Motivating Individuals to Become Physically Active; I.Soos, J. Liukkonnen & R.W.ThomsonPsychology and Home Exercise Prescription; S.Darkings & A.CharnockPART 3: HEALTH OF COMMUNITIESPhysical Activity Across the Lifespan: Establishing Community Based Classes for the Older Person; L.HughesHow Understanding Community Development Will Help Your Career; M.Burns & B.L.GriffinFrom 'Personal Exercise on Prescription' to 'HELP': Evolution of An Exercise Referral System; G.Goodson & S.CollinsEthnicity and Health Promotion; R.W.Thomson & I.SoosGender and Sport: PromotingPreventing Health in our Schools; K.M.RussellDisability, Sport and Exercise; H.Fitzgerald & D.BassPART 4: HEALTH OF SOCIETYSocial Inequalities, Social Exclusion and Health; J.MerchantGetting Evidence About Physical Activity into Practice: Inequalities in Health and Their Reduction; M.P. Kelly & H.CrombieGlobal Health Promotion: Issues, Principles and Practice; C.LlewellynAustralian Government Policy on Sport and Health Promotion: A Look at 'Active Australia'; T.D.Brown.

JACQUELINE MERCHANT is Senior Lecturer in Health, teaching in the area of Sociology of Health at the University of Sunderland, UK. Previously she worked in health promotion as a research and evaluation officer after completing her MSc in Health Promotion and Health Education at the University of Edinburgh. Her teaching and research interests include women and mental health, reproductive health and young people and drug use, and she currently runs a Diploma in Drug and Alcohol Studies at Sunderland.BARBARA L. GRIFFIN is Senior Lecturer in Health Promotion at the University of Sunderland, UK. Her doctoral work focused on the performance of medical power in videotapes for health. She is a member of the University of Sunderland Primary and Community Care research group with an interest in videotapes for health, and new media in health promotion. She has published work in evaluation of health promotion projects.ANNE CHARNOCK has taught in the field of health and psychology for the past 15 years and is Senior Lecturer at the University of Sunderland, UK. Her PhD investigated 'How women with breast cancer perceive their psychological needs during the diagnostic and early treatment stage for breast cancer'. Anne's first degree is in Psychology and her MSc is in Health and Social Research. She is a member of the University of Sunderland Primary and Community Care research group with an interest in grounded theory.

• PART 1: INTRODUCTION TO HEALTH PROMOTION, AND SPORT AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITYDefinitions, Values, Models and Approaches in Health Promotion; B.L.Griffin & D.F.SeedhouseDefinitions, Models and Development Issues in Sport; Z.PawlaczekPlanning and Project Management; B.L.Griffin & A.LearmonthResearch and Evaluation; B.L.Griffin & A.LearmonthPART 2: HEALTH OF THE INDIVIDUALHealth Benefits of Physical Activity Across the Lifespan; D.BlackwellDrug Use in Sport; A.McInnes, R.Heron & M.HarrisonCulture, Lifestyle and Identity: Constructing the Health You; N.WatsonHealth Promotion and Health Lifestyles: Motivating Individuals to Become Physically Active; I.Soos, J. Liukkonnen & R.W.ThomsonPsychology and Home Exercise Prescription; S.Darkings & A.CharnockPART 3: HEALTH OF COMMUNITIESPhysical Activity Across the Lifespan: Establishing Community Based Classes for the Older Person; L.HughesHow Understanding Community Development Will Help Your Career; M.Burns & B.L.GriffinFrom 'Personal Exercise on Prescription' to 'HELP': Evolution of An Exercise Referral System; G.Goodson & S.CollinsEthnicity and Health Promotion; R.W.Thomson & I.SoosGender and Sport: PromotingPreventing Health in our Schools; K.M.RussellDisability, Sport and Exercise; H.Fitzgerald & D.BassPART 4: HEALTH OF SOCIETYSocial Inequalities, Social Exclusion and Health; J.MerchantGetting Evidence About Physical Activity into Practice: Inequalities in Health and Their Reduction; M.P. Kelly & H.CrombieGlobal Health Promotion: Issues, Principles and Practice; C.LlewellynAustralian Government Policy on Sport and Health Promotion: A Look at 'Active Australia'; T.D.Brown.