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 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.
The Health Equity Impact Assessment Tool, which includes a workbook and a template, was developed to help decision makers identify how a program, policy or other initiative will impact the health of population groups in both intended and unintended ways.
This document contains a description of the methods used to develop four case studies to support a workshop hosted by the NCCDH and the CIHR-IPPH in Toronto, Ontario on February 14-15, 2012.
The planning template outlines the procedures and processes required to implement a population health approach.
This collection of eight Canadian case studies can stimulate discussion about research strategies to address structural conditions affecting health and health inequities.
This primer introduces developmental evaluation and provides an array of tools to support its use.
This toolkit for equity focused knowledge translation describes common barriers and provides practical guidance and support.
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