The league table of journals is as finely graded as that of football, and, at the moment, has far less scope for promotion and demotion.
Is there scope for promotion in the future?
They point to the potential to expand the scope of worksite health promotion beyond employees' own health.
Substance abuse is not an explicit target of this programme, but is considered as one (minor) point within the scope of workplace health promotion and primary prevention activities within the "setting approach", e.g., measures in schools to improve life-skills [ 32].
Similarly, a study done in Fiji, Samoa and Tonga found a limited scope for upgrading qualifications, lack of promotion and career prospects and career structure as reasons for dissatisfaction and migration among doctors [ 11, 42, 47, 48].
The lower court rulings had been major victories in an uphill campaign by the Internal Revenue Service to narrow the scope of tax shelters, the promotion of which has been a growth business for lawyers, big accounting firms and Wall Street investment houses.
When no evidence is available, CPG developers should change search strategies, scope of the questions and promotion strategies.
Research into the extent of the promotion of tobacco products during sporting matches was important in showing the scope of sports based tobacco promotions [ 33- 35]; and how the tobacco industry used sports based sponsorship to circumvent wider restrictions on the promotion of tobacco products [ 36, 37].
Ambiguity in the definition of GHR and its scope of practice still challenges the promotion of GHR funding, hampers attempts to establish GHR as a sustainable approach to redressing health inequities and complicates assessment of excellence in GHR by peers in related health sciences.
The definition of promotion used in Europe has a slightly broader scope as it specifically mentions positive functioning as a key component.
