The 12 tools in this toolkit are designed to help practitioners, managers and researchers identify health equity research needs, and use existing research to advocate for health equity-oriented policy or program change.
This Master of Public Administration thesis examines over 2,000 Canadian interventions that address one or more social determinants of health. The author examines the interventions using health equity and structural lenses.
The Canadian Index of Wellbeing’s second report presents statistical trends, over 17 years, within eight domains of wellbeing. It reveals that Canadian’s health, in its broadest sense, dropped significantly during the 2008 recession, and has not recovered.
The fifth, theme-based, annual report published by the Chief Public Health Officer of Canada focuses on sex-and gender-rooted health inequalities and what has been done and what can be done to address them.
Public health interventions do not always reduce health inequities. This study looked at the results of 12 systematic reviews into the effects, across the socioeconomic status spectrum of public health interventions.
Public health nurses are ideally situated to address the impact of child and family poverty on health, yet their voices are missing in the literature.
This study describes the community health nursing workforce in Canada and compares, across political jurisdictions and community health sectors, what helps and hinders community nurses’ abilities to work effectively.
This article considers the effectiveness of a strength-based research methodology used to explore what works in public health nursing, and to generate recommendations for provincial and federal decision-makers.
Ce guide de consultation a été rédigé à l’intention des professionnels, des planificateurs et des décideurs qui veulent renforcer l’équité dans les programmes et services des secteurs santé et de la santé publique.
This two-year review of health inequalities in England presents evidence and recommends six policy objectives, broken down into 20 policy recommendations.
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