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DIRECTORY
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CHRONIC DISEASE
PREVENTION INITIATIVES
The OCDPA Directory is a
searchable database of
Chronic Disease Prevention
Initiatives in Ontario.
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In order to search the directory,
NO login or password is required
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To ADD a new initiative,
you must LOG IN with a password
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The Ontario Chronic Disease
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The 7th annual Alcohol: No Ordinary Commodity Forum's theme: Alcohol Policy: Time to Act! Current Research, Policy, and Practical Applications to address alcohol-related harm. Keynote Speaker: Dr. Thomas Babor, University of Connecticut School of Medicine, lead author and principal investigator of the landmark book, Alcohol: No Ordinary Commodity - Research and Public Policy
March 2, 2009
North York Memorial Hall, Toronto, Ontario
This event will provide numerous opportunities for learning and engaging various public health practitioners, LHIN members and government workers on the issue of Seniors’ Fall Prevention strategies and programming. Each presentation will encompass the underlying research, the implementation, policy-making implications and next steps. The list of speakers includes updates from four national injury prevention organizations, and the Ministry of Health Promotion. March 3, 2009 North York Memorial Hall, Toronto, Ontario This year’s focus is the hot topic in workplaces: Mental Health and Stress jammed packed into two exciting days of education, skill building, information sharing and networking. We will investigate the spectrum of approaches from the upstream to downstream. Topic areas will include mental health promotion and primary prevention, resiliency in the workplace, best-practices and case examples around stress management and much more! March 3-4, 2009 89 Chestnut Conference Centre, Toronto, Ontario This conference will bring together a broad range of participants from diverse regions and sectors, including farmers, health promoters, community groups and government organizations. The purpose of this gathering is to facilitate our learning and working together to create food systems that are healthy, just, accessible, culturally appropriate, financially viable and sustainable. March 4-6, 2009 Kitchener Delta Hotel, Kitchener, Ontario On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Canadian Public Health Association (CPHA), health professionals, researchers, and policy-makers from across the country and around the world will meet in Toronto to celebrate a century of achievements. June 13-16, 2009 Sheraton Centre, Toronto, Ontario
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