The Enduring Impact of a Health Promotion Educational Program for Medical Professionals

< .05), as well as favorable self-reported perceptions (93% and 94%). These findings suggest persistence of positive effects among respondents and support the HPEP's potential as a scalable approach to promoting wellness within healthcare systems.

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American Journal of Lifestyle Medicine
Published
2026-04-16
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1177/15598276261443930
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School Health and Nursing Education
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The Enduring Impact of a Health Promotion Educational Program for Medical Professionals

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The Enduring Impact of a Health Promotion Educational Program for Medical Professionals

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Abstract

< .05), as well as favorable self-reported perceptions (93% and 94%). These findings suggest persistence of positive effects among respondents and support the HPEP's potential as a scalable approach to promoting wellness within healthcare systems.

American Journal of Lifestyle Medicine
University of Central Florida (US)
Health Resources and Services Administration
Good health and well-being
Openalex Percentile: Top 12%
School Health and Nursing Education
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