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Health Promotion Journal of Australia
JournalCitation impact & published research
Health Promotion Journal of Australia is a journal indexed in ScholarIQ from OpenAlex. ScholarIQ records 2,212 works, 24,990 citations, an h-index of 59 and an APC (USD) of 3,150.
2,212
Works
24,990
Citations
59
h-index
3,150
APC (USD)
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What are the most-cited papers on Health Promotion Journal of Australia?
ScholarIQmost cited works
Exploring the co‐benefits of environmental volunteering for human and planetary health promotion
Rebecca Patrick, Claire Henderson‐Wilson, Matthew Ebden
Health Promotion Journal of Australia. 202159 CitationsOPEN ACCESS
Challenges to establishing successful partnerships in community health promotion programs: local experiences from the national implementation of healthy eating activity and lifestyle (HEAL™) program
Sarah Dennis, Sharon Hetherington, Jerrad A. Borodzicz, Oshana Hermiz, Nicholas Zwar
Health Promotion Journal of Australia. 201537 CitationsOPEN ACCESS
Assessing the availability, price, nutritional value and consumer views about foods and beverages from vending machines across university campuses in regional New South Wales, Australia
Ker Wei Ng, Janice Sangster, Jacqueline Priestly
Health Promotion Journal of Australia. 201827 Citations
Assessing the real world effectiveness of the Healthy Eating Activity and Lifestyle (HEAL™) program
Sharon Hetherington, Jerrad A. Borodzicz, Cecilia M. Shing
Health Promotion Journal of Australia. 201524 CitationsOPEN ACCESS
Process evaluation of the Albany Physical Activity and Nutrition (APAN) program, a home‐based intervention for metabolic syndrome and associated chronic disease risk in rural Australian adults
Krysten Blackford, Andy Lee, Anthony P. James, T. Waddell, Andrew P. Hills, Annie S. Anderson, Peter Howat, Jonine Jancey
Health Promotion Journal of Australia. 201619 CitationsOPEN ACCESS
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