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Thanks, I adopted this text for 2022 delivery, however, it is a bit dated now. Thanks again.

Brilliant book. Essential for the module.

Mary Larkin, emphasizes the importance of public health within todays contemporary society. Given the advancement of health care, the book explores public health and well-being from a life course perspective; acknowledging that the human race is living longer with chronic conditions and thus, acknowledges the importance of recognizing that individuals despite their age can benefit from effective health promotion and brief interventions.

This is an excellent text which supports students in understandign human growth and development

This is an excellent text which supports students to make sense of human growth and development

suitable as reference book for Public Health students.

This an excellent text for undergraduate students to understand the health needs of individuals at different stages of life. The text is easy to understand in bite-sized chunks.

This book is now listed as 'recommended' across a range of units on the programme. The interdisciplinary approach is very useful for our students.

nice background reading to lifespan development

This book will be recommended for our undergraduate students. It is written in an accessible and thought-provoking way to enable students to have a wider understanding of the topics, and to develop their critical thinking skills.

This is a useful book to supplement the teaching to enable students to understand about health and Well being.

An excellent multi-discipline approach to the subject taken for each life-course stage. The book is set out in a very accessible format for under graduates with lots of side headings and comment boxes and advice for further study. The chapter overviews provide a quick reference point for students. Each chapter can be used to guide students to areas for individual study, provide homework tasks and make links between the various factors impacting on health and illness across and between different stages of the life-course. Definitely recommended reading for my students.

Really beneficial for Health Visitors , School Nurses and student Nurses

Written in a very accessible style. Can be used widely within the undergraduate modules.

Not as useful as first thought for Sports courses, though will supplement evidence for units on health and wellbeing. More suited to Health and Social Care.
Nice touch with the discussion boxes, definite use for this in lessons for deeper learning and assessment of understanding

An interesting book using life course perspectives to inform the care of older people.

A very well structured text providing a sound theoretical framework in which to consider occupation and participation in relation to health and well being across the life span. The discussion points provide a good basis for workshops and are useful to promote further discussion of the wider issues each chapter raises.

Excellent addition to the resources used by students on 2 modules (Health and Society - year 1 semester 2; Health Improvements - year 3 semester 2)

Useful for students on their second year adult branch modules

This would be an excellent teaching resource for Unit 4 of the BTEC Extended Diploma in Health Studies and I will be recommending it to the course co-ordinator for use by our lecturers.