Greetings, another case of bouncing because including the header in the
quoting of the message. Please remember to clip all the parts of the message
you are replying to and keep only the *few lines* you are referring to. This
will prevent these kinds of problems in the future (and keep the messages
concise!).Liz Rykert <[log in to unmask]>

Anne Cogdon Wrote:
>I am writing in response to an inquiry by Alan McFarlane (just
>moments ago!) about health risk assessments used by heart health
>programs.  Heart Health Nova Scotia used a valid and reliable
>computerized instrument called "The Heart Test" within our workplace
>program.  The licensing rights for this assessment tool were purchased
>from National Health Enhancement Systems in Arizona.  In collaboration
>with this company, the HRA was Canadianized to meet the Canadian
>Consensus Standards on risk factors for heart disease and to include
>Canadian heart disease statistics.  The literacy level was also
>adapted to meet the Grade 6 level, the suggested reading level for health
materials.
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>We'd be happy to supply Alan (or any other interested person(s)) with
>a sample of the instrument and the relevant documentation.
>
>Alan also mentioned an environmental assessment tool for workplaces
>that he has seen from Nova Scotia - are you referring to the Industry
>Profile Form from our "Working With Heart" program?
>
>Hope this helps.  You can e-mail us directly for specific
>requests/information.
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