현장중심 지역사회 통합건강증진사업 고찰: 일본의 사례
The review of Japanese community-based integrated health promotion
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Objectives: Although awareness about community-based integrated health promotion projects is widespread among local governments and public health and medical projects in Japan, studies on such projects are limited This study aims to provide an overview of community-based integrated health promotion projects in Japan. Methods: Through a literature review of national and international academic journal articles, research reports, and policy press releases, the policy outline of community-based integrated health promotion projects in Japan is reviewed, their policy direction is systematically examined, and actual cases in local governments are investigated. Results: Japan has been implementing the “National Health Promotion Plan” and Health Japan 21. The aim of the 3rd Health Japan 21 is to continuously carry out the projects under Health Japan 21 from 2024 to 2035, with a vision to (a) realize a sustainable society wherein all citizens can live healthy and rich lives and (b) promote health creation without excluding anyone. Conclusion: Each local government must identify cases of community-based integrated health projects, undertake continual evaluations and obtain feedback on such projects, and share these experiences with other local governments.
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Objectives: Although awareness about community-based integrated health promotion projects is widespread among local governments and public health and medical projects in Japan, studies on such projects are limited This study aims to provide an overview of community-based integrated health promotion projects in Japan. Methods: Through a literature review of national and international academic journal articles, research reports, and policy press releases, the policy outline of community-based integrated health promotion projects in Japan is reviewed, their policy direction is systematically examined, and actual cases in local governments are investigated. Results: Japan has been implementing the “National Health Promotion Plan” and Health Japan 21. The aim of the 3rd Health Japan 21 is to continuously carry out the projects under Health Japan 21 from 2024 to 2035, with a vision to (a) realize a sustainable society wherein all citizens can live healthy and rich lives and (b) promote health creation without excluding anyone. Conclusion: Each local government must identify cases of community-based integrated health projects, undertake continual evaluations and obtain feedback on such projects, and share these experiences with other local governments.
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