Public Health Ethics and COVID-19: Selected Resources

Have a look at our collection of resources that discuss ethical issues linked to COVID-19. New resources have just been added.

The sections on vaccination and priority-setting/allocation of resources are especially relevant in the current Canadian context.

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The NCCHPP will participate in the Symposium on Autism and Social Inclusion in Québec

The NCCHPP’s Florence Morestin will speak at the Symposium on Autism and Social Inclusion in Québec (Symposium sur l’inclusion sociale en autisme au Québec), organized by the CHU Ste-Justine and the Université de Montréal. Please note that it will be offered in French only. Florence’s presentation is entitled: “The Development of Public Policies”. This symposium is offered in French.

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The NCCHPP will participate in the WHO’s 10^th Global Conference on Health Promotion

The NCCHPP’s Val Morrison will participate in the Health Promotion Forum session at the 10^th Global Conference on Health Promotion. Alongside other Canadian experts she will discuss wellbeing budgeting and share reflections on Canada’s efforts to integrate health and wellbeing into the policy making process.

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Develop your competencies with our three free online courses!

The NCCHPP offers three online courses to improve your competencies in public health. Each course takes five to eight hours to complete, and all are accessible any time after registration, allowing you to progress at your own pace.

Perfect for students, our courses have been included in many public health university programs.

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An Introduction to Public Health Ethics

Health Impact Assessment, step by step

A Framework for Analyzing Public Policies

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Webinar – Taking Stock of the Calls to Action on Sport and Reconciliation with First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples

Presenters will explore the importance of putting into motion the Calls to Action related to sports and reconciliation, recognizing the important role that sports and physical activities, in all their forms, play in the mental, emotional and cultural wellbeing of First Nations, Inuit and Métis youth, families and communities.

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New Article: Interpreting 43 Years of the Evolution of Public Health Spending in Canada: Long-run Trends, Temporal Periods, and Data Differences

Using 43 years of data, this article comparatively examines real public health spending growth per capita, of the 13 Canadian provincial/territorial jurisdictions and with other key publicly funded healthcare sectors (physicians, hospitals, and medication), as well as by four macroeconomically defined four periods.

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First In Conversation Round Table Podcast on The Wellbeing Economy: Is it the Solution?

The first episode of this series explores the idea of the Wellbeing Economy and considers its promise to refocus measures of progress – to move beyond the performance of global markets, GDP, and other economic indicators.

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