Thanks Jim
Education powerfully affects health, but I would add to the text of the diagram the fact that health affects education - e.g. malnourished kids can't learn properly, nor can kids with undiagnosed hearing loss (very common among Australian Aboriginal children).
Thanks for the Nancy Krieger article. I have lots of her articles, but I hadn't come across that one. I have huge respect for her work.
Cheers
Melissa
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Hello Lara,
The local health department I work in (Cook County Department of Public Health, outside Chicago, Illinois, USA) has adopted the WHO framework and modified it a bit. I find in using this with my coworkers it generates good discussion, and is clear about the origins of health inequities in the 'structure' box. I added the education financing example, which people are aware of here but often don't connect to health.
An article that addresses this in detail is Krieger, N. (2017). Health Equity and the Fallacy of Treating Causes of Population Health as if They Sum to 100. Am J Public Health, 107(4), 541-549, which I'm attaching.
Build power for health equity!
Jim
On 9/18/18, Lorrie Simunovic <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Hello Martine, The Canadian Medical Association disseminates this
> information. There is more material in the attached link for further
> information, that outlines more specific links and data. Lorrie
> https://www.cma.ca/En/Pages/health-equity.aspx
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> From: Social Determinants of Health [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf
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> Hello Lara,
>
> I don’t know this diagram and am not sure I understand it entirely but
> from what I gather, it seems to give an awful lot of weight to
> individual level factors such as genetics and behaviours without
> acknowledging that behaviours are socially shaped. The diagram that
> Lorrie just sent seems to be a better depiction of the determinants of
> health, although again I’m not sure where the numbers come from.
>
> Martine
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> Hello Lara, Below is the graphic we use for our health equity course.
> Lorrie
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> https://www.cma.ca/En/Pages/health-equity.aspx
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> From: Social Determinants of Health [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf
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> Hello all:
> One of the M.D.’s on our team sent me this graphic and link.
>
> The format and content resonated with her and she is interested in
> working with me to facilitate an event targeting our other medical
> staff team members to engage them in identifying one project or theme
> that our team might work on.
>
> She would like to use this diagram to review with the team and I
> wonder about the origin and accuracy of this, as well as the volume of
> info. In this specific resource.
>
> Are there any suggestions for an alternative resource that is Canadian
> and is represented in graphic form, as this is a format she would like to use?
>
> Thoughts and suggestions?
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> Source:
> https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Social_Determinants_of_Health_
> Infoviz.jpg
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