Lars‐Erik Holm
Biographic Data
| ID | 6676249 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lars‐Erik Holm |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lars‐Erik |
| FAMILY NAME | Holm |
| SIGNATURE | HOLM L E |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Board of Health and Welfare |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5312-3579 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Moving Transgender Care Forward within Public Health Organizations
Snus does not save lives
Tobacco smoking is steadily declining in Scandinavia, but just under four million people in the Nordic countries are still stuck in the habit of daily smoking, which causes sickness and suffering and takes years from their lives at great cost to the smokers themselves, to their employers and to society at large. Acceptance of exposure to second-hand smoke is increasingly on the wane and the number of smoke-free environments has increased since th…
Tanning and risk perception in adolescents
Skin cancer is a rapidly increasing cancer form in many countries, and tanning is considered to be an etiologic factor of this type of cancer. Tanning is a type of risky behaviour, which has been found to be hard to change, particularly in the groups where it is most risky (children and adolescents). Exposure to ultraviolet radiation (UV), protective behaviour and risk perception with regard to tanning were investigated with a postal questionnair…
Effect and stage models in community intervention programmes; and the development of the Model for Management of Intervention Programme Preparation (MMIPP)
Recent years have seen the development of a number of diagrammatic ‘models’ bearing on community intervention programmes. There have been two basic types, one involving actual or hypothetical causal relationships (effect, or how-it-works models) and the other, sequences of activities or events (stage, or how-to-do-it models). A selection of such models, with their roots in different theories of social change, health education and health promotion…
Community analysis in the planning and implementation of the Stockholm cancer prevention program
Community analysis has been the method of choice in the planning and implementation of a number of international health education action programs. Success for such programs requires information about community inhabitants, the community's needs and resources. Community analysis offers an opportunity for involvement at an early stage and paves the way for the participation of key persons and organizations in the community. The Stockholm Cancer Pre…
Policy change and implementation strategies in the development of a Comprehensive Cancer Prevention Program for urban areas (The Stockholm Cancer Prevention Program ‐ SCPP)
Policy change and implementation strategies in the development of a Comprehensive Cancer Prevention Program for urban areas (The Stockholm Cancer Prevention Program ‐ SCPP)
Community analysis in the planning and implementation of the Stockholm cancer prevention program
Community analysis has been the method of choice in the planning and implementation of a number of international health education action programs. Success for such programs requires information about community inhabitants, the community's needs and resources. Community analysis offers an opportunity for involvement at an early stage and paves the way for the participation of key persons and organizations in the community. The Stockholm Cancer Pre…
Effect and stage models in community intervention programmes; and the development of the Model for Management of Intervention Programme Preparation (MMIPP)
Recent years have seen the development of a number of diagrammatic ‘models’ bearing on community intervention programmes. There have been two basic types, one involving actual or hypothetical causal relationships (effect, or how-it-works models) and the other, sequences of activities or events (stage, or how-to-do-it models). A selection of such models, with their roots in different theories of social change, health education and health promotion…
Tanning and risk perception in adolescents
Skin cancer is a rapidly increasing cancer form in many countries, and tanning is considered to be an etiologic factor of this type of cancer. Tanning is a type of risky behaviour, which has been found to be hard to change, particularly in the groups where it is most risky (children and adolescents). Exposure to ultraviolet radiation (UV), protective behaviour and risk perception with regard to tanning were investigated with a postal questionnair…
Snus does not save lives
Tobacco smoking is steadily declining in Scandinavia, but just under four million people in the Nordic countries are still stuck in the habit of daily smoking, which causes sickness and suffering and takes years from their lives at great cost to the smokers themselves, to their employers and to society at large. Acceptance of exposure to second-hand smoke is increasingly on the wane and the number of smoke-free environments has increased since th…
Moving Transgender Care Forward within Public Health Organizations
Medicine (6 works) · Environmental health (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Public health (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Health Policy Implementation Science (3 works) · Nursing (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Cancer (2 works) · Cancer prevention (2 works)