Understanding the Benefits of Participatory Research for Public Health
November 07, 2013
Participatory Research (PR) is the co-construction of research through partnerships between researchers and people affected by, and/or responsible for action on, issues under study. PR is not a method, but rather a research approach, in which multi-stakeholder partnerships plan and implement quantitative, qualitative, or mixed methods research to generate health program and policy interventions, products, and knowledge.
Health Promoting Schools Part 1: A Vision for Ontario and the Role of Healthy Eating and Nutrition (uploaded)
October 31, 2013
What does a healthy school look like? Why do we need healthy schools? What is the role of public health and other partners in creating healthy schools? This webinar explores the answers to these important quesitons, and highlights how the Ontario Healthy Schools Coalition and the Ontario Ministry of Education are advancing a vision for healthy schools across Ontario.
