PHIRIC Communications
Publications
- PHIR Symposium Summary Report [ HTML | PDF (368 KB) | Help ]
- Workshop Summary Report [ HTML | PDF (291 KB) | Help ]
- Symposium report: The role of science journals in Population Health Intervention Research
- Using natural experiments to evaluate population health interventions: guidance for producers and users of evidence
- Shedding Some Light on Population Health Intervention Research
Useful Links
- Women Inclusion Resources
- Community-Campus Partnerships for Health: Community-Based Participatory Research
Population Health Intervention Research Profiles
Dr. Melanie Rock
Dr. David Hammond
Dr. Nicole F. Bernier
Dr. Patty Williams
Examples of Population Health Intervention Research
The CIHR - Institute of Population and Public Health (IPPH) and the CIHR – Institute of Nutrition, Metabolism, and Diabetes (INMD) have made significant investments into building the field of population health intervention research in Canada.
Since 2006, these Institutes and other partners have developed and implemented an innovative funding mechanism for population health intervention research to support research addressing healthy living, chronic disease prevention and health equity. Read about some of the research funded through this funding opportunity.
Northern Healthy Foods - Dr. Shirley J. Thompson and Dr. Jeff A. Gordon
Healthy Living as a Core Function of Public Health - Dr. Joan Wharf Higgins and Dr. Karen Strange
Diffusion Process of Action Schools! BC - Dr. Louise C. Mâsse, Dr. Heather Anne McKay and Dr. Patti-Jean Naylor
The Grade 10 Community Physical Activity Pass - Dr. Lucie Lévesque
Ownership by Local Stakeholders to Support Healthy Living for Youth in Schools - Dr. Yves Couturier and Marthe Deschênes
Public Consultation on Population Health Intervention Research Frequently Asked Questions
As our work has been unfolding, it's been clear that different definitions of population health intervention research (PHIR) that is, different takes on what it is or could be, are getting in people's way.
The purpose of this consultation is to 'road-test' some answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about PHIR and gain insights and suggestions for modifications or aspects not covered.
Results will soon be available. Thank you.
Funding Support for Population Health Intervention Research
Perspectives on Funding Support for Population Health Intervention Research: Background and Report on Key Informant Interviews [ HTML | PDF (332 KB) | Help ]
Proceedings from the forum are available in English only. Please email IPPH if you are interested in receiving a copy.
