One of the mandates of the National Collaborating Centre for Healthy Public Policy (NCCHPP) is to inform Canadian public health actors about effective strategies for promoting the adoption of healthy public policies. Health Impact Assessment (HIA) is currently the...
PATH Report – Influencing Healthy Public Policy with Community Health Impact Assessment
Health Impact Assessment, Publications, Publications HIA
With the goal of sharing the various experiences that form HIA as it is practised in Canada, the NCCHPP presents information about different initiatives in the field. Among these is the PATH (People Assessing Their Health) network initiative in Nova Scotia. In 2008,...
List of Public Health Ethics Researchers and Instructors Across Canada
Public Health Ethics, Publications, Publications Ethics
This document presents a preliminary inventory of individuals engaged in public health ethics-related research and teaching across the country. Public health ethics (PHE) is a relatively new field of study that encourages interdisciplinary discussion of moral issues...
Discussion Workshop on Health Impact Assessment at the Level of Provincial Governments
Health Impact Assessment, Publications, Publications HIA
Health Impact Assessment (HIA) is an approach which is becoming more attractive to governments who wish to operationalize Health in all Policies (HiAP), a health promotion strategy that aims to improve population health. In 2002, in order to meet this objective, the...
Practice Standards for Health Impact Assessment (HIA)
Health Impact Assessment, Publications, Publications HIA
In October, 2008, in the context of the first North American Conference on Health Impact Assessment (HIA) held in San Francisco (U.S.A.), a working group was established in order to propose standards that would most likely ensure good practice. This decision was made...
With the goal of sharing the various experiences that form HIA as it is practised in Canada, the NCCHPP presents information about different initiatives in the field. Among these is the PATH (People Assessing Their Health) network initiative in Nova Scotia. In 2008,...