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Public Health Ethics Workshop in Montréal

Mar 17, 2010

Presentations, Presentations or Webinars Ethics, Public Health Ethics

On March 17, 2010, the NCCHPP brought together 25 representatives from Canadian provinces and territories, along with individuals from key federal health agencies and international pandemic policy experts, to discuss the application and integration of normative...

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HIA and Inequities

Mar 15, 2010

Health Impact Assessment, Publications, Publications HIA

This paper focuses on how HIA invites health practitioners to take not only the impacts on the health of the population into consideration, but also how these impacts could have differential effects on some groups of the population. HIA and Inequities5 pages ...

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Thirteen Public Interventions in Canada That Have Contributed to a Reduction in Health Inequalities

Feb 15, 2010

Health Inequalities, Publications, Publications Health Inequalities

The National Collaborating Centre for Healthy Public Policy asked researchers at the Centre Léa Roback, a research centre on health inequalities, to report on programs and policies in Canada whose results were evaluated according to evidence-based standards, including...

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What is Evidence? A Philosophical Perspective

Jan 15, 2010

Analyzing Public Policies, Publications, Publications Analyzing Public Policies

Professor Daniel Weinstock’s keynote address at the National Collaborating Centres for Public Health 2007 Summer Institute starts out with the claim that ‘Evidence is not proof.’ He then goes on to discuss what evidence is, clarifying our...

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Content Analysis of Media Coverage of Health Inequalities in Canada, 2008

Jan 15, 2010

Health Inequalities, Publications, Publications Health Inequalities

The NCCHPP conducted an analysis of the Canadian media from 2008 for coverage of news or information on health inequalities. We have produced a full report and a summary version. 2008 was a banner year for the study and discussion of health inequalities in public...

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