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BC Drug Overdose and Alert Partnership: Reaching New Highs in Collaboration

BC Drug Overdose and Alert Partnership (DOAP): Reaching New Highs in Collaboration – Ashraf Amlani

Health in All Policies: Taking Intersectoral Action for Equitable & Sustainable Health

PHABC 2013 Conference Presentations

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Oral Presentations

A Cost-benefit and Cost-effectiveness Analysis of Potential Supervised Injection Facilities in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada – Ehsan Jozaghi, Dr. Martin A Andresen
BC Drug Overdose and Alert Partnership (DOAP): Reaching New Highs in Collaboration – Ashraf Amlani
Healthy Campuses: Towards Mental Health in the Young Adult Population – Dr. Judith Burgess
Population Health Status Reporting: a tool to support intersectoral action – Lesley Dyck
Putting the Public Sector at the Forefront of “Public” Health – Paola Ardiles & Charlene King
Rapid Equity Focused Health Impact Assessment (EFHIA) to inform provincial sexually transmitted infection (STI) prevention policy – Gina McGowan
Stakeholders’ Perceptions of the British Columbia Take Home Naloxone Program: A Qualitative Evaluation Study – Jenyo Banjo
“Upstream is a place”: Learning together about watersheds as intersectoral settings for health – Margot W Parkes & David Bowering
Food gone foul fowl – Wanda Martin
Shifting the Focus from Weight to Well-Being – Kimberley Korf-Uzan & Kiera Ishmael
ELPH Study 1 Intersectoral Partnerships for Health_Equity – Bernie Pauly & Corrine Lowen
ayatawlh Taking Care of Each Other, Taking Care of Ourselves – Eleonora Molnar (Quicktime Video)

Plenary 1 – IAH, HPP, HiAP and More: A Guided Tour

IAH, HPP, HiAP . . . and more: A guided tour of alphabet soup – Dr. Trevor Hancock
Addressing the Social Determinants of Health through Health in All Policies: A Regional Perspective – Dr. Kira Fortune

Plenary 2: Intersectoral Action in the Community & Social Innovation

Intersectoral Action for Healthy Communities – Jodi Mucha

Plenary 3: Intersectoral Action: Thinking Globally, Acting Locally

Intersectoral Action – Breaking Down Boundaries – Mary Collins
Promoting Health Through Intersectoral Action the Case of BC – Dr. Gord Miller

Plenary 4: Intersectoral Action for Mental Health

Community Action Initiative – Translating Government Policy into Community Action – Dr. Laura Tate
Intersectoral action on mental health and substance use – Warren O’Briain
The Healthy Child Manitoba Strategy – A Model for Horizontal Policy Management and Integrated Service Delivery – Leanne Boyd

Workshops

A Context for Health – Planning the Healthiest Neighbourhood in Canada – Mark Holland
An Inter-Sectoral Approach to Improving Health Literacy For Canadians – Irv Rootman, Sandy Vamos & Wayne Mitic
- Report on Workshop at PHABC Conference – Irv Rootman
Exploring Intersectoral Action and Community Engagement for Health Equity: Newfoundland and Labrador’s Western Health Region – Lesley Dyck
Shaping a Peaceful Nation: Building a National Violence Prevention Charter for Canada – Shannon Turner, Jason Vogt, Dez May, Liticia Gardner & Melinda Mennie
Social Network Analysis Measuring Intersectoral Collaboration in Public Health – Kathleen Perkin & Marjorie MacDonald
Achieving health equity for all – a regional perspective – Dr. Lynn Farrales, Dr. Bernie Pauly, Councillor Cheryl Ashlie, Henry Grayman, Andrew Tugwell, Samantha Tong

Posters presented during conference and permitted to be posted online by author.

Ministry of Health Overcoming Challenges: Taking Vision to Action – Arlene Paton