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Bed Bugs and Public Health: New Approaches for an Old Scourge
Canadian Journal of Public Health - Tập 103 - Trang e399-e403 - 2012
Mona Shum, Elizabeth Comack, Taz Stuart, Reg Ayre, Stéphane Perron, Shelley A. Beaudet, Tom Kosatsky
Objective: To share four Canadian cities’ experiences with bed bug infestations and to explore public health roles in managing them. Methods: We summarize presentations from a workshop at the 2010 Canadian Public Health Association Conference which examined the re-emergence of bed bugs in Canada and compared management approaches of municipal and public health authorities in four large Canadian ci...... hiện toàn bộ
Realigning Health Canada: Form Before Function?
Canadian Journal of Public Health - - 2000
Richard G. Mathias
High Health Care Utilization and Costs Associated with Lower Socio-economic Status: Results from a Linked Dataset
Canadian Journal of Public Health - Tập 100 - Trang 180-183 - 2009
Mark Lemstra, Johan Mackenbach, Cory Neudorf, Ushasri Nannapaneni
The purpose of this paper was to use a linked dataset to compare health care utilization rates and costs between income groups in Saskatoon, Canada. The Canadian Community Health Survey was linked to hospital, physician and medication data in Saskatoon. Of 3,688 eligible participants, 3,433 agreed to the health survey and data linkage with health records (83.7% overall response). Low-income reside...... hiện toàn bộ
Cost Analysis of Public Health Influenza Vaccine Clinics in Ontario
Canadian Journal of Public Health - Tập 100 - Trang 340-343 - 2009
Nicola J. Mercer
Public health in Ontario delivers, promotes and provides each fall the universal influenza immunization program. This paper addresses the question of whether Ontario public health agencies are able to provide the influenza immunization program within the Ministry of Health fiscal funding envelope of $5 per dose. Actual program delivery data from the 2006 influenza season of Wellington-Dufferin-Gue...... hiện toàn bộ
Understanding and Minimizing Epidemiologic Bias in Public Health Research
Canadian Journal of Public Health - Tập 96 - Trang 284-286 - 2006
Bernard C. K. Choi, Anita W. P. Pak
Awareness of potential biases is important for both researchers and policy-makers in public health: for researchers when designing and conducting studies, and for policymakers when reading study reports and making decisions. This paper explains the meaning and importance of epidemiologic bias in public health and discusses how it arises and what can be done to minimize it. Examples of counting par...... hiện toàn bộ
The Impact of Influenza on the Canadian First Nations
Canadian Journal of Public Health - Tập 102 - Trang 345-348 - 2011
Andrea K. Boggild, Lilian Yuan, Donald E. Low, Allison J. McGeer
In March and April 2009, pandemic H1N1 2009 influenza A virus (pH1N1 2009) emerged among residents of and travelers to Mexico, the United States and Canada. During the 2009 pandemic, cases of pH1N1 2009 infection were reported from over 214 countries, with at least 18,449 recorded deaths. In Canada, over 8,500 cases were hospitalized, 16.8% of which required intensive care. A particularly concerni...... hiện toàn bộ
Sexual and Drug-related Vulnerabilities for HIV Infection Among Women Engaged in Survival Sex Work in Vancouver, Canada
Canadian Journal of Public Health - Tập 98 - Trang 465-469 - 2007
Kate Shannon, Vicki Bright, Kate Gibson, Mark W. Tyndall
Women engaged in survival sex work face multiple sexual and drug-related harms that directly enhance their vulnerability to HIV infection. Although research on injection-drug-using women has explored predictors of sex work and HIV infection, little information currently exists on the complex vulnerabilities to HIV transmission faced by survival sex workers in this setting. This analysis aimed to d...... hiện toàn bộ
The Effect of Sociodemographics, Social Stressors, Health Status and Psychosocial Resources on the Age-Depression Relationship
Canadian Journal of Public Health - Tập 91 - Trang 307-312 - 2000
Terrance J. Wade, John Cairney
This study examines how an extensive set of covariates identified in previous research — sociodemographics, social stressors, health status and psychosocial resources — influence the age-depression relationship. The analyses were based on data collected for the 1994 National Population Health Survey (N = 16,291) by Statistics Canada. Analyses were conducted using OLS regression for generalized dis...... hiện toàn bộ
Household Food Insecurity in Ontario
Canadian Journal of Public Health - Tập 100 - Trang 184-188 - 2009
Valerie Tarasuk, Janet Vogt
To identify socio-demographic factors associated with household food insecurity in the Ontario population. Using data from the Ontario Share File of the 2004 Canadian Community Health Survey, Cycle 2.2, multivariate logistic regression was applied to identify the socio-demographic characteristics of households most likely to report food insecurity. Of the estimated 379,100 food-insecure households...... hiện toàn bộ
A systematic review of HIV testing among Canadian populations
Canadian Journal of Public Health - Tập 105 - Trang e53-e62 - 2014
Shalane Ha, Dana Paquette, Jill Tarasuk, Jeff Dodds, Margaret Gale-Rowe, James I. Brooks, John Kim, Tom Wong
OBJECTIVE: Regular HIV testing and early detection leads to timely treatment. Appropriate treatment and care can prevent disease progression in the individual and prevent onwards transmission within the community. This review describes HIV testing coverage in populations disproportionately affected by HIV and in the general population in Canada. METHODS: A search of published and grey literature o...... hiện toàn bộ
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