\n\t\tCette ressource est disponible en anglais seulement.<\/p>\n
\n\t\tCe guide est le fruit du travail de la NACCHO, un organisme œuvrant à Washington (DC) et représentant 2700 services de santé locaux de partout aux États-Unis. En 250 pages, les auteurs y expliquent de manière conceptuelle aux praticiens de la santé publique le contexte des causes profondes des iniquités en santé, avec exemples concrets, outils et exercices à l’appui afin de bien illustrer les concepts. On peut lire le guide dans l’ordre, du début à la fin, ou l’utiliser comme « boîte à outils » en y cherchant les exercices et les cas s’apparentant aux besoins particuliers à combler.<\/p>\n
\n\t\tLes auteurs partent d’une perspective de justice sociale, en appelant les praticiens à trouver des solutions en dehors des sentiers battus des programmes et des services. Ils insistent plutôt sur le besoin de questionner et de modifier les structures organisationnelles et de remettre en question la culture organisationnelle dans le but d’atténuer les iniquités en santé.<\/p>\n
\n\t\tLe guide comporte deux parties contenant au total 12 chapitres. Dans la première partie (chapitres 1 à 4), les auteurs font état de ce qui suit : aperçu historique de ce qui se fait en santé publique en matière d’équité en santé; travaux de recherche effectués jusqu’à maintenant sur la question; cadre conceptuel sur lequel on peut s’appuyer en santé publique pour exercer une action sur les déterminants sociaux de la santé et les iniquités en santé; et méthodes éprouvées pour encourager les praticiens et la population à entamer un dialogue autour de ces questions.<\/p>\n
\n\t\tDans la seconde partie (chapitres 5 à 12), les auteurs présentent des études de cas en expliquant en détail les pratiques ayant fait leur preuve pour ce qui est d’atténuer les iniquités en santé, que ce soit les campagnes concernant le salaire minimum vital (chapitre 9) ou le renforcement des capacités au sein des collectivités (chapitre 7). Les annexes contiennent des exercices et une liste de ressources et de textes sur les évaluations et les mesures, le marketing social et l’injustice.<\/p>\n
\n\t\tServez-vous de cet outil pour :<\/strong><\/p>\n \n\t\tRichard Hofrichter (éd.). (2006). Tackling health inequities through public health practice: A handbook for action. Washington (DC), National Association of County and City Health Officials.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Confounded by how to address the upstream causes of health inequities within your practice? 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