Upstream and Saskatoon Health Region’s Population and Public Health group detail the results of a HEIA they conducted on the City of Saskatoon’s recently released growth plan. Growing healthier offers 13 recommendations for direct action that will enhance Saskatoon’s community health and well-being.
This action guide is the culmination of a National Quality Forum project in the U.S. which used a multi-stakeholder collaborative process to develop a common framework and practical guidance for improving population health.
The aim of this report is to contribute to Professor Sir Michael Marmot’s Presidency of the World Medical Association and to support the WMA’s Declaration of Oslo on the Social Determinants of Health.
This report presents data revealing the unequal distribution of social determinants and health status in New Brunswick. It “is meant to stimulate individual and collective interest and facilitate conversations to address this important issue which affects all New Brunswickers…” (p. 5)
Summary of key global and national health inequality monitoring tools from the World Health Organization, including information about how to use them.
The gap between public health’s advocacy role in addressing health inequities – and actual practice – is explored in this scoping review of peer reviewed and grey public health advocacy literature.
Ce document comporte une brève analyse de 37 cadres relatifs aux déterminants sociaux de la santé dans une perspective de mobilisation intersectorielle. Il renferme aussi une analyse exhaustive des sept cadres jugés les plus utiles pour comprendre et influencer les déterminants sociaux d’un secteur à un autre.
This discussion paper presents key economic arguments that support the call to re-think how we distribute health care dollars, concluding that a shift towards the upstream determinants of health is warranted on the basis of economics, as well as social justice values.
Ce document porte sur les démarches du bureau de santé publique d’Hamilton pour plaider en faveur de l’équité en santé et des déterminants sociaux de la santé.
Les praticiens et les chercheurs de la santé publique discutent de l’application de l’intersectionnalité dans les pratiques et les actions de la santé publique pour améliorer l’équité en santé.
