E-Bulletin | April 2023

National Collaborating Centre
for Healthy Public Policy (NCCHPP)

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Supporting Public Health Human Resource Planning: A Survey of Canadian Universities’ Public Health Training Programs

This document presents the results from the 2022 data collection on programs and students enrolled in and graduating from university-based public health programs in Canada, conducted by the NCCHPP and the NCC for Methods and Tools (NCCMT). It also highlights key findings from four previous data collections conducted since 2005 on these programs, and provides an overview of pan-Canadian initiatives developed for public health workforce planning in Canada. This document is intended to inform ongoing discussions on public health workforce planning and capacity building.

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Towards a HiAP Approach for Canada’s Federal, Provincial and Territorial Jurisdictions?

This document aims to provide public health actors with a better understanding of Health in All Policies (HiAP) and to clarify what can be expected from a HiAP approach in the Canadian policy context. HiAP is a policy instrument that articulates a comprehensive vision of health and supports coordinated intersectoral action to improve the social determinants of health. Federal, provincial and territorial governments could adopt a HiAP policy framework to ensure that health is more systematically considered in all public policies under their jurisdictions, beyond health care.

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Webinar Recording

Implementing Health in All Policies Approaches in Canada

In this webinar, we discussed what public health and civil society actors need to know to implement HiAP approaches in Canada. Drawing on the work of the NCCHPP and the experience of the Atlantic Summer Institute on Healthy and Safe Communities, we presented experiences in implementing Health in All Policies from both a top-down and a bottom-up perspective, as well as reflections on training needs.

To consult the PPT presentation, click here.

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Other News of Interest
Image of the Resources to support vaccine confidence among First Nations, Inuit, and Métis people and communities

Resources to support vaccine confidence among First Nations, Inuit, and Métis people and communities

The NCC for Indigenous Health (NCCIH), in collaboration with the NCC for Infectious Diseases (NCCID), has produced several resources to support vaccine confidence among First Nations, Inuit and Métis people and communities.

These resources include an immunization guide, an 18-month calendar, and two fact sheets intended for individuals, families, and communities. There are also three fact sheets intended for health professionals.

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Call for papers – Decolonizing knowledge, approaches and methodologies in health promotion

The journal Global Health Promotion is calling for papers on decolonizing knowledge, approaches and methodologies in health promotion to offer a space for critical reflection and sharing experiences from various parts of the world.

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New Resources on Redistributing power to advance health equity

The NCC for Determinants of Health has developed three new resources on redistributing power to advance health equity, and new illustrations to depict these concepts. Have a look at them!

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