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Projects
Canada: Anisnabe Kekendazone - Network Environment for Aboriginal Health Research (AK-NEAHR) [formerly ACADRE]
Canada: Cigarette use among Native Canadian youth in Winnipeg, Manitoba, 1995
Canada: First Nations Youth Inquiry into Tobacco Use, 1996
Canada: Local Public Health Infrastructure Development (LoPHID), 1998-2000
Canada: Problems of Urban Aboriginal Youth, 1996
Pakistan: Skills training in evidence-based planning, 2005
Pakistan: Social audit focus district scheme, 2004-2009
Southern Africa: A decision tool for the SADC countries on HIV/AIDS prevention
Southern Africa: building capacity for AIDS prevention trials
United States: Support to commuity organizations in North Brooklyn, 1998-99
United States: The CIET-El Puente Partnership, 1995-2003
Related Documents
Canada: Local Public Health Infrastructure Development (LoPHID), 1998-2000
 
Public sector managers make daily choices to allocate limited resources. When their decisions and dialogue with stakeholders is based increasingly on evidence, this can optimise public health investment. In Canada, despite availability of large volumes of high quality linkable and geo-indexed data, local and provincial public health managers often find themselves without the information they need to enhance the impact of their programs.
 
Between 1998 and 2000, CIET methods were adapted for use in the Local Public Health Infrastructure Development (LoPHID) project, a Health Canada pilot effort in five health regions in the Atlantic Provinces. The aim of LoPHID was to increase local capacity to plan strategically, to access existing data, to obtain and to use local evidence. The LoPHID framework allowed each region to pursue its own priorities and to resolve its own needs for evidence, but in a way that permitted eventual aggregation to provincial and national level.
 
For summaries by region go to the separate cycles in each region.
On July 14-16 1999 CIETcanada in collaboration with Health Canada and the University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Canada sponsored a colloquium discussing LoPHID. A paper summarizing discussions at that colloquium is available from the Library.