Research Day: Advancing Knowledge for Health Promotion

Research Day provides an important opportunity to highlight the vital role of research in sustainable development and the promotion of population health. Research serves as the foundation of evidence-informed decision-making, effective health policies, and the design of impactful interventions aimed at improving individual and community well-being.

The Health Promotion Research Center is committed to producing high-quality, application-oriented research through an interdisciplinary and problem-driven approach. By conducting relevant research projects, publishing scientific findings in reputable national and international journals, and fostering academic and institutional collaborations, the Center has contributed to bridging the gap between research and practice in the field of health promotion.

In recent years, the Center’s research activities have focused on key areas such as healthy lifestyle promotion, mental health, prevention of chronic diseases, healthy aging, and the development of evidence-based interventions. These efforts have supported the translation of research findings into practical strategies and policies that enhance the effectiveness of health promotion initiatives.

The Health Promotion Research Center views research as a dynamic and collaborative process and emphasizes the active engagement of faculty members, researchers, and students. On the occasion of Research Day, we invite interested scholars and students to participate in innovative and applied research projects that contribute to the advancement of knowledge and the improvement of community health.

On this occasion, we express our appreciation to all researchers and academics whose dedication and scientific contributions continue to strengthen evidence-based approaches to health promotion.