×
Copy the page URI to the clipboard
Lindridge, Andrew; MacGaskill, Susan; Gnich, Wendy; Eadie, Douglas and Holme, Ingrid
(2013).
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1108/EJM-10-2011-0561
Abstract
This paper reviews how The Social Ecological Model of health behaviour (SEM) can be used to deliver behaviour change, specifically focussing on oral health amongst socio-economic deprived groups in Scotland. Addressing previous criticisms of SEM application being institutionally led, our paper argues and shows the need for community involvement.