Chronic Disease Prevention

• Proceedings Document from CQCO 2011 Signature Event: Align, Mobilize, Shift: A system approach to preventing chronic disease
• Appendix 1: Agenda of the CQCO 2011 Signature Event held on December 5, 2011
• Appendix 2: Speaker biographies 
• Appendix 3: Presentations of CQCO 2011 Signature Event speakers available on CQCO website
• Appendix 4: Summary of draft evidence-informed policy intervention recommendations as of November 21, 2011
• Appendix 5: Summary of Group Discussions at CQCO 2011 Signature Event

The event also augmented and validated the evidence-informed policy intervention recommendations within the Draft Report developed by Cancer Care Ontario and Public Health Ontario: Taking Action to Prevent Chronic Disease: Recommendations for a Healthier Ontario.

• Summary of Recommendations from Draft Report

• www.cancercare.on.ca/takingaction

Download event material

• Agenda
• Speakers’ biographies and links to additional resource information
• Breakout Group Questions

Presentations

• Andreas Ullrich: Preventing non-communicable diseases after the United Nations Non-Communicable Diseases (UN NCD) Summit: a new momentum for concerted action?
• Erkki Vartiainen: International model for prevention of chronic disease: Finland experience
• Arlene King: Pan-Canadian and Ontario perspective on chronic disease prevention
• Kue Young: The burden of chronic diseases in Canada’s Aboriginal people – will it get worse before it gets better? 
• Linda Rabeneck and Heather Manson: Discussion on proposed evidence-informed policy-intervention recommendations
• David Hammond: Policy levers and economic incentives to modify tobacco use, and the applicability of tobacco interventions to other risk factors
• Terry Dean: Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada Health Check Program: How one not-for-profit works with private industry
• Clive Blair-Stevens: Social marketing and behavioural science – going beyond ‘rationality’ to achieving health enhancing behaviours
• Clive Blair-Stevens: Social marketing and behavioural science – going beyond ‘rationality’ to achieving health enhancing behaviours
• Rachael McLean: Case Study 1: Evaluation of the New Zealand Healthy Eating Healthy Action (HEHA) Strategy
• Kevin Tilbury: Case Study 2: Complete Streets: Livable, Active and Healthy Places
• Part 1 (slides 1-34)
• Part 2 (slides 35-54)