I think a lot depends on the key audience(s) that the document is most
trying to target or convince.  I would identify this and then work back
to the best title.

 

'The Solid facts' was effective, in my eyes, because this is very direct
on the strength of evidence using a vocabulary that sceptics /
generalists / unaware could connect with. A key aim being not to convert
the choir but various others without watering down.

 

So the title may be different dependent on who one is seeking to
convince- certainly something that emphasizes Canada should be there
IMO

 

SDOH: The Solid facts in Canada

 

 

M Clark PhD BA (Hons) RN

Associate Professor, AHFMR Population Health Investigator, CIHR New
Investigator International Institute Qualitative Methodology (IIQM)
Affiliate Scholar

 

Room CSB 4-112

Faculty of Nursing University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB. Canada

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Tel:  001 780 492 8347

Fax: 001 780 492 2551

 

 

 

From: Social Determinants of Health [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of
Dennis Raphael
Sent: October-28-09 10:11 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Title for SDOH Monograph?

 


Hi, we are embarking on creating a Canadian version of "Social
Determinants of health: The Solid facts." 

We need a title. 

Any ideas? 

Here are some... 

SDOH: The Real Story 
SDOH: The True Story 
SDOH: The Untold Story 
SDOH: The Canadian Situation 
SDOH: The Canadian Scene 

Please help! 

dennis 

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