Recueil de cas de recherche interventionnelle en santé des populations
Media Type:
Paper
Online
Showcases population health intervention research (PHIR) in Canada with the over-arching theme of health equity. Organized and presented within three broad categories: exploring implementation processes that support PHIR; evaluating setting-specific programs; and researching multi-component, community-wide interventions. Explores the theoretical and methodological approaches used in the field of PHIR; demonstrates impact and lessons learned; illustrates uptake by program planners and policy decision-makers; and identifies implications for research, policy and practice.
Guidelines for Developing a Population Based Gender and Health Profile
Media Type:
Paper
Online
Author:
Margaret Haworth-Brockman
Harpa Isfeld
Esta guía describe cómo elaborar y presentar un perfil de género para la formulación de políticas y la planificación sanitarias. El objetivo es usar los datos, la bibliografía pertinente y un análisis de género para mejorar la salud, los factores determinantes de la salud y el desempeño del sistema de salud.
Describes the information needed and the steps to take to present a profile of specific-or several-health -related issues, using a gender-based analysis. Follows the methods described in the 'Guidelines for Gender based Analysis of Health data for Decision Making'. Statistical information forms the basis for a gender analysis, which sensitizes planners and policy makers to health inequalities that are avoidable and unfair, and contributes to developing better programs and policies.
Order Information:
Contact their office to order a copy. Also available online.
Describes the information needed and the steps to take to present a profile of specific-or several-health -related issues, using a gender-based analysis. Follows the methods described in the 'Guidelines for Gender based Analysis of Health data for Decision Making'. Statistical information forms the basis for a gender analysis, which sensitizes planners and policy makers to health inequalities that are avoidable and unfair, and contributes to developing better programs and policies.
Looks at the features of the environments in which we live, learn, work and play that make it easier-or harder-for us as Canadians to make choices that promote healthy weights.
Offers practical advice on how to undertake the advocacy work and monitoring strategies that are involved in adopting a human rights approach to health.
Looks at the relationship between income distribution and health. Reviews the chronology of studies on this subject, explores some of the differences between countries and examines research gaps.
Ensures that information, knowledge, and best practices for family planning and reproductive health are accessed by multiple audiences with different needs by working to achieve the following results: identify, synthesize, and make available information on useful and best approaches and findings, enhance local capacity to serve local information needs, and strengthen South-South and South-North knowledge communities and networks. Website contains publications and provides information about tools and services they provide.
