Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion. First International

Conference on Health Promotion Ottawa, Canada, 17-21 November 1986
 

Public Health Association. July, 1996.
 

includes links to the North York Community Health Promotion Unit
 

Abstracts of the Case Studies presented at the District Health Council Information Sharing Forums, June & July, 1996. Developed by: The Centre for Health Promotion, University of Toronto, October, 1996.
 

Canadian and International Perspectives" Conference, held June 17-19, 1996 available in downloadable .pdf format.
 

Canadian and International Perspectives" Conference, held June 17-19, 1996 available in downloadable .pdf format.
 

Sourcebook, 1996, available in downloadable .pdf format. 59 pages
 

Developed by the Centre for Health Promotion Project Office, November 1996
 

contains links to other health promotion areas, as well as descriptions of Atlantic Canada health promotion projects, events and resources.
 

information on Ontario health promotion projects, as well as information on the determinants of health and how they affect health.
 

provides links to Health Promotion Research Centres, Schools of Public Health, and other Internet Resources of Health Promotion or Public Health Interest in many areas of the  world, including Canada and the United States.
 

Studies (RCHPCS) is a community-based health promotion research centre located in the University of Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada.
 

Community And Transforming a Project to Local Ownership. Maurice B. Mittelmark, Ph.D., Professor, Department of Psychosocial Sciences and Research Center for Health Promotion School of Psychology, University of Bergen, Bergen, Norway. Internet publication: 15 December, 1996
 

internet forum for discussion of health promotion issues.
 

School/Community Systems. This is a staff development model, where the "staff" targeted are both educators and health professionals. The  curriculum" of this staff development course is presented in two ways. First, life stories (case examples) are used to demonstrate common pitfalls in communication between professionals in health and in education. Second, a "Healthy Systems Model" is presented that assists schools and health units to assess their own current practices and then make the changes they want.
 

Prevention: University of California at Irvine Health Promotion Centre's Gateway to Related Internet Sites; Excellent set of Links....
 

Sources - prepared for the Capital Health Authority, by C. A. MacDonald & Associates in February, 1997.

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