Wellesley Visiting Scholar John Myles has published a very interesting paper on the changing impact of income inequality. John is a professor in the Department Continue Reading…
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Wellesley Visiting Scholar John Myles has published a very interesting paper on the changing impact of income inequality. John is a professor in the Department Continue Reading…
The impact that poverty, low wages and other facets of social and economic inequality have on health is well documented. One pre-condition to being able to Continue Reading…
The Role of Local Government in Promoting Wellbeing is a very interesting British report written by the New Economics Foundation for Local Government Continue Reading…
Wellesley and many other community groups have been emphasizing that effective and meaningful community participation will be crucial to the success of the new Continue Reading…
Public health is one of the most important policy and service delivery mechanisms for addressing health inequities. The Sudbury and District Health Unit has Continue Reading…
While the fundamental social determinants of health will only be fully addressed with major shifts in government policy and action, there are many innovative Continue Reading…
I recently presented to a Portuguese-Canadian National Congress action meeting on health. They were discussing the Viva! Health Project, really interesting Continue Reading…
Rick Blickstead and I presented a brief to the Standing Committee on Social Policy of the Ontario Legislature January 30 on the LHINs (Local Health Integration Continue Reading…
We need to ensure that equity is built into the provincial government’s plans to restructure the way funding is allocated to hospitals (see Ontario proposes Continue Reading…
A recent report commissioned by the Alberta Coalition for Healthy School Communities provides an interesting example of a social determinants of health approach Continue Reading…
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