Looks good Billie. I included some extra info on civil society/third sector
from another reference that could further clarify the limitations of shift
of services from gov't to community if you think it is helpful.
Tammy
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Sent: August 3, 2000 10:24 PM
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At http://www.dhs.vic.gov.au/phd/topics3.htm#healthpromotion
there are couple of new documents for evidence based health promotion.
Sue Heward
Health Development Section, Public Health Division
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You may want to check out this site: Public Health Research, Education and
Development Program in Ontario.
http://www.eagle.ca/PHB/phred/
Some documents are on the site, but if you contact any of the agencies
listed they can link you to more of them.
Joyce Fox
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> does anyone know of any agencies (in addition to Cochrane Collaboration &
> DARE) that are involved in conducting systematic reviews or literature
> synthesis on health promotion or public health interventions?
>
> Thanks
> Kavine
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