process."Finally, health promotion is only one part of general practice: it is a priority to assess the cost effectiveness and appro- priateness ofhealth promotion within the wide range ofpotential primary care activities.The latest incarnation of the policy gives general practitioners and others the opportunity to make decisions on health promotion at the local level.Will they make better use of the evidence than have successive waves of central policy makers?
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Hans Bisgaard (1996) studied this question.
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