However, stakeholder involvement is easily influenced by many environmental factors and determinants such as emotional issues, community support, and social networks. profession and sometimes these terminologies have a different meaning than another profession such as the public health profession. Therefore, developing a context-based approach requires different sectors with a high level of knowledge to convey the health message, but this will pose a financial problem for hiring professionals or training staff from different sectors. The last thing is the evaluation of a context-based health approach. promotion which is very difficult and complex. This is because health promotion outcomes are difficult to measure and evaluation must take into account the process by which they are achieved (Nutbeam, 1998). Additionally, outcomes are not easy to predict in a long-term health promotion approach and each program must use several appropriate methodologies to