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Understanding Public Policy Agenda Setting Using the 4 P’s Model: Power, Perception, Potency and Proximity

Understanding Public Policy Agenda Setting Using the 4 P’s Model: Power, Perception, Potency and Proximity

Dec 04, 2020

Analyzing Public Policies, Publications, Publications Analyzing Public Policies

This briefing note on agenda setting helps one to understand the ranking of government priorities, that is, why some issues are prioritized and others ignored. The study of agenda setting concerns the ranking of government priorities. It enables understanding of why,...
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Fostering Evidence-informed Policy Making: Uncertainty Versus Ambiguity

Fostering Evidence-informed Policy Making: Uncertainty Versus Ambiguity

Jan 15, 2019

Analyzing Public Policies, Publications, Publications Analyzing Public Policies

Policy studies often distinguish between uncertainty, defined as a lack of knowledge about a policy problem or its solution, and ambiguity, defined as the potential to produce more than one interpretation of a problem. With this in mind, reducing uncertainty can be...
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Examples of the Use and Adaptation of the NCCHPP’s Framework for Analyzing Public Policies

Examples of the Use and Adaptation of the NCCHPP’s Framework for Analyzing Public Policies

Jul 10, 2018

Analyzing Public Policies, Publications, Publications Analyzing Public Policies

The NCCHPP presents a few examples of use and adaptation of its Framework for Analyzing Public Policies by different public health actors in Canada. Please find below six examples collected during a call for stories, launched in December 2017. These examples aim to...
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An Introduction to Punctuated Equilibrium: A Model for Understanding Stability and Dramatic Change in Public Policies

An Introduction to Punctuated Equilibrium: A Model for Understanding Stability and Dramatic Change in Public Policies

Jan 22, 2018

Analyzing Public Policies, Publications, Publications Analyzing Public Policies

This document was written by Mathieu Masse-Jolicoeur. Mathieu is a planning, programming and research officer at the Direction régionale de santé publique du Centre intégré universitaire de santé et de services sociaux du Centre-Sud-de-l’île-de-Montréal. He is...
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A Public Policy Competency Framework for Public Health Actors

A Public Policy Competency Framework for Public Health Actors

Nov 16, 2015

Analyzing Public Policies, Publications, Publications Analyzing Public Policies

This document represents an effort to develop a full competency framework for public health actors in their public policy-related work. It is primarily intended for public health professionals who participate in framing both organizational and professional...
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Keywords in Healthy Public Policy

Keywords in Healthy Public Policy

Mar 31, 2014

Analyzing Public Policies, Publications, Publications Analyzing Public Policies

In this paper, we set out to explore three expressions commonly used in public health discourse: public policy, the social determinants of health and population health. Our goal in taking a keywords approach to these concepts is above all to clarify them. First, we...
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