This Master of Public Administration thesis examines over 2,000 Canadian interventions that address one or more social determinants of health. The author examines the interventions using health equity and structural lenses.
This study describes the community health nursing workforce in Canada and compares, across political jurisdictions and community health sectors, what helps and hinders community nurses’ abilities to work effectively.
This report explains why collaborative and whole of government approaches are needed to address the determinants of health.
This case study starts at the beginning – building support for health equity among senior health managers. It outlines how to find and nurture health equity champions.
This case study will help others plan or support community-driven action on poverty reduction.