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The six National Collaborating Centres (NCCs) for Public Health promote and improve the use of scientific research and other knowledge to strengthen public health practices and policies in Canada. They identify knowledge gaps, foster networks and translate existing knowledge to produce and exchange relevant, accessible, and evidence-informed products with researchers, practitioners, and policy makers.
The water safety in Canada is of highest importance especially in regards to systems serving small and remote communities. The six NCCs are jointly developing a number of products on how best to provide public health oversight to small drinking water systems with the goal of improving those systems by providing the necessary evidence to inform practice and policy.
How does public health relate to such concepts as social justice, solidarity and reciprocity? Public Health Ethics are enjoying growing interest among public health professionals. The NCCs are exploring the utility of various fundamental ethical concepts in the evaluation of public health practices and policies.
Discover how the essential public health functions are organized in the provinces and territories accross Canada. Click here to discover this useful chart developed by the NCC for Healthy Public Policy.
More Projects
Consultation on Community-Acquired Antimicrobial Resistance (caAMR), NCCID
On February 10 and 11, 2010, the NCCID hosted a consultation with 50 Canadian and international experts in human, animal, and environmental health. This consultation aimed at understanding the complex nature of AMR and develop an action plan for caAMR in Canada. Details are available in the Consultation Notes.
To support Health Impact Assessement (HIA) at the local level, NCCHPP has developed a model for an HIA information grid, and then worked with three local HIA initiatives to develop information grids relating to their work.
This environmental scan developed by NCCDH dentifies the best practices for public health practitioners and communities in the promotion of school readiness. It also presents new trends and programs being considered for enhancing school readiness from an ecological framework.
Bed Bugs and Public Health 7/15/2010 . The recent increase of beg bugs infestations has become a “very nasty problem which causes a lot of morbidity and marginalization,” said Dr. Tom Kosatsky of the NCC for Environmental Health, at the CPHA 2010 pre-conference session held on June 13th. Presented by the NCCs, this session was an opportunity to learn more on the social impacts of a bed bugs infestation, the bed bugs biological characteristics, as well as challenges facing control and prevention. Click here to access the PPT presentations.

 

Small Drinking Water Systems Project Presentation at CPHA 2010 7/19/2010 . The NCCs hosted a session presenting the latest news and updates on the Small Drinking Water Systems Project on June 15, at the Canadian Public Health Association Conference in Toronto. This event was an opportunity for participants to give their feedback on the projects's work and orientation. Have a look at the PPT presentation, or click here to find out more on the project.
Congratulations to the NCCPH KT Awards Winners 7/20/2010 . Four graduate students received the NCCPH Knowledge Translation Awards for the excellence of their work in knowledge translation in public health. The awards were given on June 13, 2010, at the Canadian Public Health Association Conference Opening Ceremony in Toronto. Click here to find out the winners' names!
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