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Title: Chronic Disease Prevention Alliance of Canada Inspiring Integration and Action Ontario Chronic Disea


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Chronic Disease Prevention Alliance of
CanadaInspiring Integration and Action Ontario
Chronic Disease Prevention AllianceJean
HarveyMarch 23, 2007
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Questions to Consider
  • How would you describe the added value of CDPAC?
  • How do you think CDPAC could better support the
    efforts of the P/T Network?

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Chronic Disease Burden in Canada
All Cardiovascular Disease 37

Total Number of Deaths 219530.
Abbreviations AMI - Acute Myocardial
Infarction, IHD - Ischemic Heart Disease, CVD -
Cardiovascular Disease
ICD-9 Codes All Cardiovascular (390-459) AMI
(410) Other IHD (411-414) Cerebrovascular
Disease (430-438)
Accidents/Poisonings/ Violence (E800-E999)
Cancer (140-239) Infectious Diseases (001-139)
Diabetes (250) Respiratory
(460-519)
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Commonality of Risk Factors and Determinants
  • Biology Genetic Endowment
  • Healthy Childhood Development
  • Culture
  • Employment
  • Gender
  • Health Services

Risk Factors
Chronic Diseases
Tobacco
Mental Illness
Unhealthy Eating
Cancer
Obesity
Respiratory
Alcohol Abuse
Diabetes
Physical Inactivity
Cardiovascular
  • Income Social Status
  • Social Support Networks
  • Education
  • Social Environments

Psychosocial Distress
  • Physical Environment
  • Gender
  • Personal Health Practices Coping Skills

Health Determinants
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CDPAC Vision
  • Canadians will be supported by a comprehensive,
    sufficiently resourced, sustainable, and
    integrated system of research, surveillance,
    policies and programs that maintain health and
    prevent chronic disease.
  • The systems will link together and build upon
    existing initiatives in a coordinated and
    synergistic way.
  • The systems will be broader than just the health
    sector, and will include other relevant sectors
    such as transportation, education, social
    services, recreation, and others.
  • Reflect a Canadian society that values health as
    a fundamental right.

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CDPAC Mission
  • Fostering a countrywide movement towards an
    integrated, population health approach for the
    prevention of chronic diseases through
    collaborative leadership, advocacy and capacity
    building.December 2002

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Description of CDPAC Role
  • Voice of influence for systems changes to reduce
    chronic diseases and improve health
  • The synergistic and dynamic network of
    intersectoral partners at all levels to share
    information, plan and act together

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Current Structure
Alliance members, active participants and
subscribers
Provincial and Territorial Alliances
National Stakeholders
Steering CommitteeWorking Groups
Secretariat
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Stakeholders
Engaged Communities of Practice
Tobacco
Public Health
Prevention Research
Nutrition
Canadian Municipalities
Professional Assoc.
Physical Activity

Others
Workplace
School Health
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Steering Committee
  • Canadian Cancer Society
  • Canadian Council for Tobacco Control
  • Canadian Public Health Association
  • Coalition for Active Living
  • Canadian Diabetes Association
  • Canadian Alliance for Mental Illness and Mental
    Health
  • Public Health Agency of Canada
  • Dietitians of Canada
  • Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada
  • YMCA Canada
  • The Canadian Lung Association
  • The Kidney Foundation of Canada
  • Representatives of the CDPAC Network of P/T
    Alliances
  • BC Healthy Living Alliance
  • Newfoundland Wellness Council

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CDPAC Network of Provincial/Territorial Alliances
  • Formed in 2004
  • Representatives from all provinces and
    territories participate
  • Facilitate ongoing dialogue, information exchange
    and collaborative action

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CDPAC Functions
  • Collaborative Leadership - facilitating joint
    problem solving and decision making among key
    stakeholders
  • Enhancing Capacity - developing, fostering and
    supporting relationships and resources at all
    levels (community, organizational,
    inter-organizational and systems)
  • Advocacy - influencing public opinion and
    societal attitudes to bring about changes in
    government, community or institutional policies
  • Governance and Administration

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1 - Collaborative Leadership
  • Chair the Network of P/T Alliances
    (teleconferences and in-person meetings)
  • Co-Chair the Healthy Living Issues Group
  • Co-Chair the Population Health Intervention
    Research Initiative for Canada
  • Convener of Stakeholders on Chronic Disease
    Prevention Issues eg. Obesity

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Collaborative Leadership(example)
  • Marketing and Advertising to Children
  • Background paper
  • Think Tank
  • Presentation to Standing Committee on Health
  • Session at the CDPAC Conference
  • Planning a policy consensus conference

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New Project for CDPAC
  • Alignment of primary prevention priorities across
    disease-specific and other health promotion
    strategies

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2 - Enhancing Capacity
  • Hosted two National Conferences
  • Web resource centre including Hot Topics series
    (improvements to be implemented this year)
  • Hosted the Advertising to Children Think Tank and
    Built Environments Roundtables
  • Developed papers on advertising to children and
    the built environments
  • Completed the P/T Alliance history document

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New Project for CDPAC
  • Best Practices
  • Best Practices Portal
  • Background paper on information exchange/capacity
    building
  • Knowledge development/exchange capacity

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3 - Advocacy
  • Presentations
  • Finance Committee
  • Standing Committee on Health
  • Childrens Physical Activity Tax Credit Panel
  • CDPAC information kits MPs
  • Response to government initiatives/programs
  • Canadas Food Guide
  • Federal Budget
  • Papers on advertising to children and the built
    environment provide a platform
  • CDPAC Conference Participants Call to Action

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Federal Government Landscape
  • National Collaborating Centres
  • Pan Canadian Public Health Network
  • Canadian Best Practices System
  • Population Health Intervention Research
    Initiative for Canada (PHIRIC)
  • Disease Specific Strategies

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National Collaborating Centres
  • Aboriginal Health (UBC)
  • Determinants of Health (SFXU)
  • Environmental Health (BC-CDC)
  • Healthy Public Policy (Institute national de
    sauté publique du Quebec)
  • Infectious Diseases (Centre-Winnipeg)
  • Methods and Tools (Ontario)
  • to encourage and support successful knowledge
    transfer between practitioners, researchers and
    policy makers help shape evidence-based public
    health polices, programs and practices

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Pan Canadian Public Health Network
  • Population Health Promotion Expert Group
  • Chronic Disease and Injury Prevention and Control
    Expert Group
  • share public health knowledge and
    expertise-learn from best practices in the
    country- collaboration and cooperation from the
    provinces/territory

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Canadian Best Practices System for Health
Promotion and Chronic Disease Prevention
  • To facilitate knowledge exchange about best
    practices among decision makers in research,
    policy development and practice
  • To build consensus about best practices
    approaches
  • Provide a centralized access point for these
    approaches and coordinate activities to increase
    the uptake and utilization of best practices
    approaches.
  • The long-term goal of the Canadian Best Practices
    System is to improve health, reduce the burden
    of chronic disease and reduce costs to the health
    care system.

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Population Health Intervention Research
Initiative for Canada (PHIRIC)
  • 10 year, pan-Canadian capacity development
    initiative
  • Leadership from major research, policy and
    practice organizations (e.g., CIHR, CDPAC, PHAC,
    CPHI, CBRPE)
  • Goal is to better bridge research and evaluation
    with population health interventions (policies
    and programs)

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Disease Specific Strategies
  • Canadian Strategy for Cancer Control
  • Canadian Heart Health Strategy
  • Canadian Diabetes Strategy
  • Canadian Stroke Strategy
  • National Respiratory Health Framework

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  • Contact Information
  • Jean Harvey
  • CDPAC
  • jharvey_at_cdpac.ca
  • 613-565-2522 ext 308

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Questions to Consider
  • How would you describe the added value of CDPAC?
  • How do you think CDPAC could better support the
    efforts of the P/T Network?
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