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 The Canadian Health Network, Health Canada's premier health information web
site located at http://www.canadian-health-network.ca has chosen 2 of
Canada's leading authorities on health promotion - the Ontario Prevention
Clearinghouse (OPC) - Centre ontarien d'information en prevention in
partnership with the Centre for Health Promotion (CHP) at the University of
Toronto - to be its new Health Promotion Affiliate.

The http://www.canadian-health-network  web site has been in operation since
1999, and has strived to achieve credibility as "the preferred choice in
Canada for helpful e-health information you can trust".  With a mandate to
support Canadians in making informed choices about their health, the
Canadian Health Network (CHN) provides access to multiple sources of
practical and credible e-health information supported by over 20 affiliates
across the country.
"I'm so pleased that our expertise in health and health promotion has been
acknowledged in this way," says Suzanne Jackson, Director of CHP.  "Being
the Health Promotion Affiliate for CHN will build on our existing networks
and enable us to reach across the country and provide timely, reliable and
accurate health promotion information to health consumers, and to the
broader range of organizations, health care professionals and individuals
working in the health field".

To ensure the Health Promotion Affiliate achieves a pan-Canadian reach and
level of participation, the Ontario Prevention Clearinghouse will recruit
project management staff to work with a group of 4 to 6 health-promoting
organizations that can provide regional animators and communicate regional
issues and concerns.
"This highly successful strategy will build strong networks that are
pan-Canadian, inclusive and accessible", says Connie Clement, Executive
Director at OPC.
 The project design includes using population health approaches to provide
electronic and web-accessible information and resources, build health
promotion networks, and consult with varied audiences in French and English
to encourage their health promotion contributions to the CHN website. OPC is
the administrator of the project.

Contact:  Wendy Pinder, CHN Health Promotion Affiliate Project Manager,
416.408.2249 x 270

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Le Centre ontarien d'information en prévention et le Centre for Health
Promotion de université de toronto sont maintenant affiliés du réseau
canadien de la santé
Le rôle du  COIP et du CHP sera de travailler en partenariat dans le but de
fournir au réseau canadien de la santé  de l'information et des ressources
sur des sujets variés de la promotion de la santé. Nous sommes très heureux
que l'expertise du COIP et du CHP ait été reconnue au sein du réseau
canadien de la santé. Cette affiliation à ce projet pan-canadien,  nous
permettra de développer davantage nos partenariats;  et ce afin d'être
encore plus en mesure de continuer à disséminer de l'information à jour et
de qualités aux consommateurs canadiens et à diverses organisations et
professionnels de soin de santé. Si vous désirez connaître la liste des
récents affiliés au réseau canadien de la santé cliquez sur le lien suivant
:   <http://www.canadian-health-network.ca>
 Le Bloc-Notes; Vol 7:5, 28 mai 2004

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