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From April 1^st, 2015, to March 31^st, 2016, 66 intensive care units (ICUs) took part in surveillance of central line–associated bloodstream infections (CLABSIs), for a combined total of 128,035 catheter-days (Table 1). Participating ICUs reported 150 CLABSIs in 139 patients. Incidence rates are 0.70 per 1,000 catheter-days in……

This publication introduces the government of Québec’s Politique gouvernementale de prévention en santé (Government Policy for Health Prevention), as an example of a Health in All Policies (HiAP) approach. This case summary is part of a series developed by the Canadian Network for Health in All Policies to document the current state and variety of implementations of the HiAP approach…

This publication introduces the Healthy Public Policy Unit of Vancouver Coastal Health in British Columbia, as an example of Health in All Policies (HiAP). 

This publication introduces the Healthy Communities Partnership led by Grey Bruce Public Health, in Ontario, as an example of Health in All Policies (HiAP). This case summary is part of a series developed by the Canadian Network for Health in All Policies to document the current state and variety of HiAP initiatives being implemented in Canada. It is intended for public health actors and other…

This capsule, based on a knowledge synthesis by the Institut national de santé publique, is an introduction to frameworks for determinants of health in Indigenous contexts.

This capsule, based on two knowledge synthesis by the Institut national de santé publique, is an introduction to protective factors of alcohol use among Indigenous people, more specifically young people and women in the perinatal period.

This interim scientific guidance addresses the influenza H5N1 vaccination dosing strategy in Quebec in a context where there are a limited number of vaccine doses available in Canada.

This issue addresses outdoor and land-based prevention, wellness through Indigenous partnerships, childhood experiences and cultural connections.

This capsule on psychosocial risks (PSR) is one among many awareness-raising tools designed for workplaces and intervention specialists of the Réseau de santé publique en santé au travail. Informative, it also highlights practices that promote mental health in the workplace.

This issue addresses outdoor and land-based prevention, wellness through Indigenous partnerships, childhood experiences and cultural connections.