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1.       Terms and concepts
2.       Health promotion in Canada
    2.1.    History and context of health promotion in Canada
    2.2.    Relationship between health promotion and population health
    2.3.    Social determinants of health
    2.4.    The healthy cities and communities approach
3.       Models and theories
   3.1.    Systems approach
   3.2.    Social theory
   3.3.    Ecological model
4.      Behaviour change/interventions
  4.1.    Behavioural theory
  4.2.    Opportunities and challenges of a behaviour change approach
5.      Health equity
  5.1.    Issues in healthy equity
  5.2.    Indigenous community health promotion
  5.3.    Health literacy
  5.4.    Ethics in health promotion
6.       Planning a health promotion program
  6.1.    Entry points for intervention
  6.2.    Conducting a needs assessment
  6.3.    Measurement and sampling
  6.4.    Special topics (e.g., focusing on built environment)
7.       Implementing a health promotion program
  7.1.    Developing a community of practice
  7.2.    Program implementation
  7.3.    Partnership and resources
  7.4.    Social marketing
8.       Evaluating health promotion programs
  8.1.    Goals, objectives, and outcomes
  8.2.    Logic models
  8.3.    Formative, process, outcome, and impact evaluation