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This French presentation looks critically at the obstacles and opportunities for applying a population health approach to health improvement in the Quebec context. Special attention is paid to the risks and benefits associated with massive system change.
It was delivered in French at the 9th Journees annuelles de sante publique: “tendances et mouvances”, Centre des congres de Quebec, (Quebec City, Quebec), November 16, 2005.
This presentation was delivered: At Planning Beyond 2003: A ‘Think Tank’ on Demand Management sponsored by the OHA Region 3 and The Change Foundation ( Toronto, Ontario) January 23, 2002.
October, 1998.
"Population health" and "sustainable development" are labels that describe two related "big picture" analyses of broad social relations that are greatly extended through space and time, and which involve economic, socio-cultural, and environmental dimensions.
The purpose of this paper is to consider conceptual linkages between sustainable development and population health, and to reflect upon what these areas of joint concern suggest for public policy.
This presentation was delivered: At Health Canada Policy Conferences.