One of the session summaries of the Moving Upstream Conference mentions:
"Balanced scorecard strategy mapping- need to assess the right conditions
for this. Ministry of
Health and LHINs are using this tool. Looks at learning and growth, culture,
values, internal
processes and a measurable statement of outcomes. In a subtle way, it can
influence thinking." (p. 8 English version - follow link below)

We recently completed a consultation with Nova Scotia Health Promotion
around an Information and Knowledge Exchange design. From these
consultations we proposed a high level Balanced Scorecard to guide their
initiative. While new to Health Promotion and, as one of the Upstream
Conference presenters noted, the BSC introduces new measures, not always
comfortable, which require learning.

From my experience, health promoters are strong on seeing the whole
picture/system. The Balanced Scorecard approach is exactly that. It
identifies, links and measures a comprehensive set of perspectives that,
working in alignment, produce desired results. 

A copy of the Balanced Scorecard developed for the Nova Scotia initiative is
available at:
http://www.itscooperative.com/community/files/7/ikens/default.aspx

Please let us know if you find it useful or have applied the BSC approach in
your own health promotion strategy.

_______________________________________
A. Simon Mielniczuk - Solutions Architect
ITS Co-operative Inc.
416.828.2118 / www.itscooperative.com
ITS blog:
http://www.itscooperative.com/community/blogs/its_weblog/default.aspx
personal blog:
http://www.itscooperative.com/community/blogs/asm/default.aspx
 
 

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From: Health Promotion on the Internet [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf
Of Robyn Kalda
Sent: May 25, 2006 11:28 AM
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Subject: [CLICK4HP] OPC's Moving Upstream Conference session summaries now
available

OPC's Moving Upstream Conference session summaries now available

All session summaries from OPC's Moving Upstream Conference in February 2006
are now available on OPC's website. The PDF is accessible from the English
and French homepages. 

Here is a direct link to the document on the English and French site:

http://www.opc.on.ca/english/about_us/upstream/summaries.pdf
http://www.opc.on.ca/francais/a_propos/agir_en_amont/summaries-french.pdf

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