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
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From: Social Determinants of Health
[mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Dennis Raphael
Sent: October-28-09 10:11 AM
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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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