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Webinar - Practical Approaches to Wicked Problems: What Works? Tuesday March 6, 2018 from 2 p.m. - 3 p.m. EST. Registration is now open.

NCCHPP Webinar - Policy Approaches to Reducing Health Inequalities
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Policy Approaches to Reducing Health Inequalities
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Update - Comprehensive policies to combat poverty across Canada, by province

Health Inequalities and Intersectionality
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Annotated Bibliography: Health Inequalities
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Links
Closing the Gap in a Generation
Commission on Social Determinants of Health, 2008
(On the World Health Organization site)

Public health speaks: Intersectionality and health equity (On the site of NCCDH)

The Chief Public Health Officer's Report on the State of Public Health in Canada 2008:
Addressing Health Inequalities
(On the site of the Public Health Agency of Canada)

Dialogue Mapping: Building Shared Understanding of Wicked Problems.
Conklin, J., 2005
(Information available on the site of the CogNexus Institute)

Construire l'espace sociosanitaire : Expériences et pratiques de recherche dans la production locale de la santé. In French. Under the direction of Aubry, F. and Potvin, L. (2012). On the site of the University of Montréal.


Contact
Val Morrison

Project Update - Inequalities - March 2017

Our focus continues to be on various policy approaches to reducing inequalities. We continue to study wicked problems as one approach to tackling health inequalities.  


      

Publication – Policy Approaches to Reducing Health Inequalities: Social Determinants of Health and of Health Inequalities

This document explores the social determinants of health and the social determinants of health inequalities. It's part of a series of short documents based on the longer briefing note, Policy Approaches to Reducing Health Inequalities. The series is meant to provide a brief discussion of each of the eight policy approaches discussed in the longer document as well as provide a conceptual context for this work.. To read more, click here.

Workshop – Policy Approches to Reducing Health Inequalities

Val Morrison led a workshop on Policy Approaches to Reducing Health Inequalities at the Canadian Public Health Association's annual conference (CPHA). Click here to consult the PowerPoint presentation.

Coming soon

Based on the content developed for the workshop offered at CPHA, Val Morrison will lead a similar workshop at The Ontario Public Health Congress (TOPHC) in March 2017. During the course of the next year, we will continue to develop short documents based on this work.

Webinars

The NCCHPP participated  in a project with the National Collaborating Centre for Determinants of Health on intersectionality. This collaboration resulted in two webinars which took place in December 2016. Recordings of these are available via the NCCDH website.

In March 2017, the NCCHPP hosted two webinars on Policy Approaches to Reducing Health Inequalities. Click here to have a look at the PPT presentation and the recording.

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Project Update - Inequalities - December 2016
Our focus continues to be on various policy approaches to reducing inequalities. We continue to study wicked problems as one approach to tackling health inequalities.
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Project Update - Inequalities - February 2013
Our focus continues to be on approaches to reducing inequalities and on studying wicked problems as a way to better understand how to proceed.
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Project Update - Inequalities - March 2012
Dialogue Mapping™, workshops and working with our colleagues at the NCC for Determinants of Health on equity issues.
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Project Update - Inequalities - July 2011
Wicked problems, Equity Tools.
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Project update - Inequalities - October 2010
In the spring of 2010, Val Morrison completed the Issue Mapping Webinar Series given by the CogNexus Institute. 
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The production of the NCCHPP website has been made possible through a financial contribution from the Public Health Agency of Canada.