Writing in Public Health: A Guide to Writing for Health Promotion.

This book is a practical and concrete resource intended primarily for public health practitioners in the field who wish to document their knowledge or experiences in writing. The first section addresses the various questions authors ask themselves when writing a scientific article. The second section explores the different types of professional writing in health promotion, such as action reports, evaluation reports, and administrative documents. Finally, the last section covers the basic principles of writing (punctuation, titles, abstracts, etc.).

Author(s): Leguéré Jean-Pierre, LAURENT-BEQ Anne, Alla François, Douiller Alain, Ferron Christine, Lavielle Catherine, Méheust Claire, Cormand Marie-Frédérique

Publishing year: 2006

Pages: 208p., index

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