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The way we communicate about public health issues is important. This can impact how public health can influence behaviour change, share information in an emergency and explain complex health issues. We offer resources and expertise on health communication, knowledge exchange and risk communication.

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Best Practice

This document includes the relevance and key principles of risk communication, goals for risk communicators, and a framework for engaging audiences.
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Updated 19 Feb 2016

 

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PHO Rounds: Collaboration and Continuous Improvement Approaches in 2025 First Nations Evacuation Emergency Responses in Peel Region

This PHO Rounds will provide an overview of local public health community focused implementation experiences supporting three First Nations evacuation emergency responses in Peel Region in 2025, through the lens of the PHO Emergency Preparedness framework.

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communications@oahpp.ca

Updated 17 Sep 2024
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