Formas de Contacto |
Conference Office - 19th IUHPE World Conference c/o Centre for Community Health Promotion Research University of Victoria, University House 3 PO Box 3060 STN CSC Victoria BC V8W 3R4 CANADA Phone: +1 (250) 472-5385 Fax: +1 (250) 472-4836 dvmcqueen@cdc.gov - Dr. David McQueen, Chair scarroll@uvic.ca - Simon Carroll, Scientific Liaison |
Correo Electrónico |
chair@iuhpeconference.org |
Area Tematica |
Reducing Health Inequities Assets for Health and Development Enabling System Transformations Assessing the Effectiveness of Health Promotion |
Temas específicos |
To build upon and develop its own approach to the Melbourne World Conference theme of valuing diversity and reshaping power - by focusing on health inequities and disparities, and on the social, economic and political factors that create these inequities. To increase worldwide collaboration and enhance the health promotion and education knowledge necessary to work towards decreasing health inequities for marginalized populations throughout the world. To encourage debate and advocate for strategies that take action to develop the assets for health and development approach and make it a top priority for global health research, policy and practice. To place strong emphases on policy-relevant research and on bridging the gap between the policy development process and health promotion research. |
Tipo de Evento |
Conferencia |
Idioma oficial |
ei |
Público Objetivo |
Physicians Nurses Health care managers Government agencies Social service providers Planners and service providers Educators Researchers Pharmaceutical specialists |
Observaciones |
The overall mission of the conference is to review and critically reassess health promotion’s progress since the Ottawa Charter and to help set the course for navigating through the new challenges facing health promotion in an increasingly globalized world. By linking policy, practice and research, Canada 2007 will enhance partnerships and intersectoral collaborations for health promotion. Canada 2007 will truly be an international venture that will take into account the needs and concerns of health promotion at a global level and encourage members to come from all corners of the world to celebrate the renewal of the Ottawa Charter. |