Gender and Health Promotion Studies Unit, Dalhousie University

Gender and Health Promotion Studies Unit, Dalhousie University

Our aim is the production and translation of health knowledge for the purpose of improving health equity and health outcomes across the life course. Our unit employs community-engaged health promotion research, policy analysis, and knowledge translation at local, national and international levels. We do this by informing policy, programming and practice through health promotion research that considers the intersectional nature of the determinants of health.
health care policy analysis knowledge translation

Publications

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Our Youth, Our Response

Our Youth, Our Response

1 Dec 2014

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The national consensus statement on women, trans people and girls and HIV research in Canada / : Énoncé de consensus sur la recherche avec les femmes, les personnes trans, les filles et le VIH au Canada

The national consensus statement on women, trans people and girls and HIV...

29 Nov 2013

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Énoncé de consensus sur la recherche avec les femmes, les personnes trans, les filles et le VIH au Canada / : National consensus statement on women, trans people and girls and HIV research in Canada

Énoncé de consensus sur la recherche avec les femmes, les personnes trans,...

22 Nov 2013

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HIV testing in low prevalence settings

HIV testing in low prevalence settings

25 Sep 2013

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Propager l'information, faire cesser l'infection : Spreading information, stopping infection : HIV and hepatitis C prevention in Atlantic Canada

Propager l'information, faire cesser l'infection : Spreading information,...

1 Aug 2013

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Spreading information, stopping infection : Propager l'information, faire cesser l'infection : prévention du VIH et de l'hépatite C au Canada atlantique

Spreading information, stopping infection : Propager l'information, faire...

1 Aug 2013

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HIV and rehabilitation

HIV and rehabilitation

1 Jul 2012

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HIV/AIDS prevention for women in Canada

HIV/AIDS prevention for women in Canada

6 Dec 2011

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