Professional development programs in health promotion: tools and processes to favor new practices.

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Anne Guichard

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Eric Litvak

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François Chiocchio

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Lucie Richard

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Nicole Beaudet

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Sara Torres

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Defining, illustrating and reflecting on logic analysis with an example from a professional development program.

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10.1093/HEAPRO/DAV097

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