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Roll-Up Report of Prevention & Community-Based Support Regional Projects
Funded/In Progress 2000-2001
This document was initiated/prepared by the former Population and Public Health Branch of Health Canada before the creation of the new Public Health Agency of Canada on September 24, 2004. The new Agency is now responsible for its release and dissemination. |
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Roll-Up Report of Prevention & Community-Based Support Regional Projects
Funded/In Progress 2000-2001
Hepatitis C Prevention,
Support
and Research Program
Community Acquired Infections Division
Centre
for Infectious Disease Prevention and Control
Public Health Agency of Canada
Prepared by:
Elizabeth Rajkumar, The Working
Group
2004
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- The Hepatitis C Prevention, Support and Research Program
- Regional Project Funding
- Objectives and Priorities
- Guiding Principles
- Application Requirements
- Overview of Projects Funded
- Issues and Themes
- Information Collection
- Capacity-Building
- Outreach/Support
- Awareness-Raising/Education
- Project Approaches
- Organizations
- Partnerships
- Populations
- Determinants of Health
- Involvement of Client Populations
- Issues and Themes
- Project Results
- Definitions
- Project Outputs
- Project Outcomes
- Intended Outcomes
- Unintended Outcome
- Lessons Learned
- Territoriality
- Peer Involvement
- Attention to Detail
- A Whole-Person Approach
- Best Practices
- Process
- Products
- Documenting and Sharing
- Future Directions
- Rising Demand for Prevention Education
- Support and Follow-up for Clients and Families
- Physical Education
- Training for Corrections Personnel
- Diversity Approach
- Determining the Effectiveness of Interventions
- Sustainability
- Conclusion
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