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Working for health equity: The role of health professionals
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Working for health equity: The role of health professionals
Interested in collaborating with partners in the healthcare system to improve health equity? This 2013 report from the United Kingdom describes practical ways to help alleviate inequalities in health status through clinical practice.
Author: UCL Institute of Health Equity
Published: 2013
Physicians and health equity: Opportunities in practice
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Physicians and health equity: Opportunities in practice
Interested in learning about how Canadian doctors are applying a health equity lens to clinical care? This 2013 report from the Canadian Medical Association describes levers within physicians’ practice to help alleviate inequities in their patients’ health status, and potential areas for collaboration with the public health community.
Author: Canadian Medical Association
Published: 2013
Let’s Talk: Universal and targeted approaches to health equity
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Let’s Talk: Universal and targeted approaches to health equity
Research indicates that interventions designed to close the gap between the most and least healthy can unwittingly result in a wider gap. This resource is a condensed guide to the differences, strengths and challenges of targeted, proportionate and universal approaches to improving health equity.
Author: National Collaborating Centre for Determinants of Health
Published: 2013
A new way to talk about the social determinants of health
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A new way to talk about the social determinants of health
How do you communicate effectively about the social determinants of health? This report—the product of four years of extensive market research—answers this question in the context of the United States’ polarized political landscape.
Author: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Published: 2010
CRICH knowledge translation toolkit
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CRICH knowledge translation toolkit
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.
Author: Murphy, K., Holton, E.
Published: 2011
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