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"An Introduction to Health Policy" by Toba Bryant, PhD

This book is not a compendium of every health policy or health policy initiative undertaken in Canada. Rather, the book explores some of the key developments in Continue Reading…

2007 CCPH Conference Planning Has Begun

Planning for next year's Community-Campus Partnerships for Health (CCPH) 10th anniversary conference, April 11-14, 2007 in Toronto is underway! We are Continue Reading…

A Call for Equity in Ontario’s Influenza Pandemic Response

Yesterday, Dr. Margaret Chan, Director General of the World Health Organization addressed The United Nations Secretary General's Forum on Advancing Global Continue Reading…

A Critical Element of U.S. Health Care Reform That is Being Ignored

With round-the-clock coverage of U.S. health care reform and thousands of journalists, commentators, "experts" and bloggers who dissect every word that key Continue Reading…

A Diagnosis for Equity: An Initial Analysis of South Asian Health Inequities in Ontario

South Asian communities experience vast health inequities resulting in disproportionately poor health outcomes when compared with non-racialized and other Continue Reading…

A Snapshot of LHIN Equity Priorities and Initiatives

Local Health Integration Networks are crucial mechanisms for building equity into planning and service delivery.  In late 2009, as the LHINs were releasing Continue Reading…

Acting On Health Inequality in Other Countries: Ireland

I recently had a week wandering around Ireland (perhaps not relevant beyond the blogosphere), including exploring local bookshops (getting more familiar to Continue Reading…

Acting on the Social Determinants of Health: the Potential of Intersectoral Collaboration

Addressing the social determinants of health that underlie pervasive and damaging health inequities is a complex and dynamic challenge -- a classic 'wicked' Continue Reading…

Actions to address the impact of cuts to refugee health benefits

As we have previously blogged, the federal government recently cut health benefits for many refugees. In The Real Cost of Cutting Refugee Health Benefits, the Continue Reading…

Addressing Health Disparities through Community Engagement

One precondition for successfully addressing health disparities is to build on local community-based initiatives and on the needs and perspectives of local Continue Reading…