Primer to Action Understanding the Social Determinants of Health & Chronic Disease CPHA June 2008, Connie Clement.

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Primer to Action Understanding the Social Determinants of Health & Chronic Disease CPHA June 2008, Connie Clement

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3 Why such a resource?  Wide-spread awareness of and concern about social determinants of health in public and community health  Desire to move beyond rhetoric in planning documents  Frequent barriers to taking action  Health practitioners, volunteers, community members seeking ideas and pathways to action

4 Phase 1 Project partners: Health Nexus, Ontario Chronic Disease Prevention Alliance, and Canadian Cancer Society – Ontario Division Funded by all 3 partners & the Public Health Agency of Canada – Ontario and Nunavut  Develop the resource

5 Phase 2  Test, apply and revise Primer document  Educate non-traditional Ontario health intermediaries & support chronic disease prevention alliance members to integrate SDOH into their work  Disseminate the workbook and project learning

6 clinicians "Heart disease is caused by hypertension, family history, and a build-up of arterial plaque.” Lifestyle focus "Heart disease is caused by smoking, physical inactivity, excess alcohol consumption and a high fat diet.” Determinants focus  "Heart disease is caused by stress, poverty, unemployment and social

7 Where do I fit in?  First two sections link workbook-user to major concepts and understanding of SDOH  Table that helps analyze variable roles if you’re staff, management, board or community member

8  Income, employment, housing, food, education, inclusion Selected 6 key determinants

9 Each section contains  One page summary about the determinant and health – what we know currently  Find out more page  Learn from others page  Table to analyze what’s possible depending upon jurisdiction: federal, provincial, local/region, organizational

10 FederalProvincialLocalOrganizational What role does each play? Who needs to be influenced? Who can be your allies? What actions can you take?

11 Workshops  Educate about SDOH, and link to chronic disease  Engage participants from various organizations and backgrounds – create network opportunity  Share ideas, experiences & how to use the Primer in participants’ work  Test, apply & help revise the Primer

12 Evaluation  Assessment with advisory committee  Workshop participants – questionnaires, on-line survey; 2 post-workshop focus groups  Selected key informant reviewers of the workbook overall and specific sections

13 To download the Primer Health Nexus OR Ontario Chronic Disease Prevention Alliance