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Open AccessA cautionary tale: university institutes of public health must “walk the talk”
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Canada needs a funding institute focused on environments, health, and societal well-being research
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Open AccessPolicy diffusion theory, evidence-informed public health, and public health political science: a sco** review
Our aim was to synthesize published scholarship that applies policy diffusion—a theory of the policy process that considers the interdependence of government-level public health policy choices. We paid particu...
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Public health systems and services research: an emerging field of research for CJPH to promote
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Where are the ecological determinants of health?
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Open AccessFluoridation cessation and oral health equity: a 7-year post-cessation study of Grade 2 schoolchildren in Alberta, Canada
Community water fluoridation, because of its universal scope and passive mechanism of uptake, is one component of a multifaceted approach to promoting equity in dental health. The objective of this study was t...
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COP26: what is the message for public health?
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Putting the horse back in front of the cart: a critical reflection on the CIHR-IPPH dialogue on the future of Canada’s public health systems
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Small-area contextual effects on children’s dental caries in Alberta: a multilevel analysis
The objective of this study was to examine the presence of small-area-level effects on children’s dental caries in Alberta, Canada, where dental public health programming is targeted in nature, based on an are...
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Open AccessCorrection to: Why public health matters today and tomorrow: the role of applied public health research
The article “Why public health matters today and tomorrow: the role of applied public health research,” written by Lindsay McLaren et al., was originally published Online First without Open Access.
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Correction to: Special section on dental public health: a collaboration between the Canadian Journal of Public Health and the Canadian Association of Public Health Dentistry
Rafael Figueiredo’s name was incorrect in the original article; it is correct as displayed here.
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The social determinants of pandemic impact: an opportunity to rethink what we mean by “public health spending”
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Open AccessCorrection to: Develo** a framework to inform scale-up success for population health interventions: a critical interpretive synthesis of the literature
An amendment to this paper has been published and can be accessed via the original article.
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Open AccessDevelo** a framework to inform scale-up success for population health interventions: a critical interpretive synthesis of the literature
Population health interventions (PHIs) have the potential to improve the health of large populations by systematically addressing underlying conditions of poor health outcomes (i.e., social determinants of hea...
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Unpacking vulnerability: towards language that advances understanding and resolution of social inequities in public health
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Public health matters—but we need to make the case
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Why public health matters today
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In defense of a population-level approach to prevention: why public health matters today
A focus on populations, and a corresponding population-level approach to intervention, is a foundation of public health and is one reason why public health matters today. Yet, there are indications that this f...
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Open AccessWhy public health matters today and tomorrow: the role of applied public health research
Public health is critical to a healthy, fair, and sustainable society. Realizing this vision requires imagining a public health community that can maintain its foundational core while adapting and responding t...
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Is there more to the equation? Weight bias and the costs of obesity
The costs of obesity have been well studied, with estimates in Canada reaching $7.1 billion annually. These estimates fuel public and professional discourse about obesity as an “epidemic” with substantial econ...
