Long-term effectiveness of the Green Prescription primary health care intervention

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The rise in non-communicable diseases over the last 40 years has led to predictions that – for the first time – the current generation of young adults may not live as long as their parents.

Project: Long-term Effectiveness of the Green Prescription
Primary Health Care programme Researchers: Associate Professor Mike Hamlin, Elise Yule
Funder: Sport Canterbury

PeopleMike Hamlin | Elise YulePersonMike HamlinElise YuleDateBetween 1st January 2015 and 31st December 2015KeywordsGreen Prescriptionhealthy lifestyleslifestyle-based primary health careholistic interventionSport CanterburyFilenameLong-term effectiveness of the Green Prescription primary health care interventionSource2015 Transform Lincoln University P62Faculty / Research CentreFaculty of Environment, Society and Design

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Long-term effectiveness of the Green Prescription primary health care intervention