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Canadian Experiences in Institutionalizing Health Impact Assessment (HIA). 2013 Interprovincial-Territorial Meeting: Report

Dec 05, 2013

Health Impact Assessment, Publications, Publications HIA

This document presents an overview of the experiences that were shared at this interprovincial-territorial meeting on HIA. On April 18, 2013, the NCCHPP held a second interprovincial-territorial meeting to discuss the subject of HIA….This meeting had two main...

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The 12th International Conference on Health Impact Assessment (HIA): New issues arising from the evolution of the practice – Summary of Discussions

Oct 30, 2013

Health Impact Assessment, Publications, Publications HIA

This document is a summary of the discussions carried out in August 2012 during the 12th International Conference on Health Impact Assessment. Every year, since 1998, an international conference on health impact assessment has taken place. These conferences have...

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Guide for Developing a Knowledge-Sharing Plan – NCCHPP Internal Tool

Oct 28, 2013

Knowledge Sharing, Publications, Publications Knowledge Sharing

Knowledge sharing lies at the heart of the NCCHPP’s mandate. One of the results of our reflections has been the production of this guide for developing a knowledge-sharing plan for a project. This tool has been developed in response to our own needs. We expect...

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Logic Model for Evaluating Knowledge-Sharing Activities – NCCHPP Internal Tool

Oct 28, 2013

Knowledge Sharing, Publications, Publications Knowledge Sharing

Knowledge sharing lies at the heart of the NCCHPP’s mandate. One of the results of our reflections has been the development of a logic model representing both the process and the expected potential outcomes of our knowledge-sharing activities. This logic model...

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Public Policy Models and Their Usefulness in Public Health: The Stages Model

Oct 23, 2013

Analyzing Public Policies, Publications, Publications Analyzing Public Policies

This briefing note belongs to a series on the various models used in political science to represent public policy development processes. In this document, we look at the “stages model”, a model from the political science literature that allows one to...

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