- Canadian Academy of Psychologists in Disability Assessment (CAPDA)Dr. Annette Lorenz joined the Education Committee and brought American Society for Clinical Hypnosis (ASCH) experts to speak at their conferences in 2010 and 2011, as a way to promote use of clinical hypnosis where applicable in disabled patients. Dr. Lorenz is the current President of CAPDA, and CAPDA features Dr. Allen Frances speaking about …
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- Clinical and Community Care Support ProjectsA number of activities are grouped together in this post.
- AcknowledgmentsEHI-Canada appreciates the assistance of Paivi Abernethy in compiling our accomplishments, and to Erica Phipps for contributing to them. Our Auditor is Mr. L.J. Henderson (Ren). He is the founder of Henderson Partners LLP. http://hendersonpartnersllp.ca
- Canadian Partnership for Children’s Health and EnvironmentDr. Lynn Marshall is the representative of Environmental Health Institute of Canada to CPCHE, and serves on the Coordinating Committee and the Research and Policy Committee.
- RentSafeWhat is RentSafe? RentSafe is a 3-year initiative, led by the Canadian Partnership for Children’s Health and Environment (CPCHE), to address indoor environmental health risks affecting low-income tenants in both urban and rural communities in Ontario.
- Education and Health Promotion projectsA number of other Education and Health Promotion Projects are featured in this post.
- Prenatal Environmental Health Education (PEHE) ForumThe PEHE forum was held November 20-21, 2014 at the University of Ottawa, and Dr. Lynn Marshall presented on a panel about existing efforts to integrate environmental health education into clinical practice.
- Health Canada Quebec Workshops Training NursesEnvironmental Health Program of Health Canada Quebec funded $9,960.00 to EHI Canada in 2014 to give workshops in Montreal, one day at Dawson College (in English), one evening at Universite de Montreal (in French), and one evening at McGill University (in English). They were given by Erica Phipps and Lynn Soramaki, and there was a lot of …
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- Improving Communication and Environmental Health Risks with the Canadian Public:Dr. Shelagh Genuis interviewed Dr. Lynn Marshall about “Understanding attitudes, perceptions and behaviours” for this University of Alberta research project.
- Making the LinksProgress on Environmental Health, Equity, and Law: Making the Links Project with the Canadian Environmental Law Association (CELA) The first year (2009) was spent researching aggregate data from various sources to identify six Ontario communities with high pollution, chronic health problems, and significant poverty, and to discover how best to engage and empower them to …
- Healthy Children/Healthy Environment: Improving the OddsA research project funded by Health Canada – Drs. Lynn Marshall and Riina Bray, and Ms. Jan Kasperski reviewed the literature and suggested exposure history questions and formatting
- Canadian Coalition for Green Health CareEHI-Canada joined the Canadian Coalition for Green Health Care in 2008 and co-sponsored a strategic planning and governance session and update of the Coalition’s website. From 2008-2012, Dr. Lynn Marshall was a Member of the Stewardship Committee with monthly teleconference meetings. She continues to be a member of the listserv, which shares common energy and …
- Early Exposures to Hazardous Chemicals/Pollutants and Associations with Chronic Disease: A Scoping Reviewby Kathleen Cooper, co-authored by Dr. Lynn Marshall Published in June 2011 by the Canadian Environmental Law Association, Environmental Health Institute of Canada, and the Ontario College of Family Physicians, as part of a collaborative project between the Canadian Partnership for Children’s Health and Environment and the Ontario Chronic Diseases Prevention Alliance.
- Early Environmental Exposures and Chronic Disease Prevention in OntarioIn 2011, CPCHE completed the 3-year Ontario Trillium Foundation-funded collaboration with the Ontario Chronic Disease Prevention Alliance (OCDPA). Since then, ongoing work led to a Scoping Review, published in June 2011 by the Canadian Environmental Law Association, Environmental Health Institute of Canada, and the Ontario College of Family Physicians.
- Earlier Research projectsChildren’s Environmental Health and Knowledge Production– to advance her PhD research, Soyan Seto, Toronto Public Health, interviewed Dr. Lynn Marshall, January 28, 2010. American Academy of Environmental Medicine- Dr. L. Marshall and David Powell enhanced capacity of AAEM with assistance to design a member survey in 2009. University of Calgary and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Association …
- Ontario College of Family Physicians (OCFP) Environmental Health CommitteeDr. L. Marshall is a long-time Member and is currently the Chair of the Committee. She was Co-Chair, November 2008-2009.
- Canadian Academy of Psychologists in Disability Assessment (CAPDA)Dr. Annette Lorenz joined the Education Committee and brought American Society for Clinical Hypnosis (ASCH) experts to speak at their conferences in 2010 and 2011, as a way to promote use of clinical hypnosis where applicable in disabled patients. Dr. Lorenz is the current President of CAPDA, and CAPDA features Dr. Allen Frances speaking about …
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- Clinical and Community Care Support ProjectsA number of activities are grouped together in this post.
- AcknowledgmentsEHI-Canada appreciates the assistance of Paivi Abernethy in compiling our accomplishments, and to Erica Phipps for contributing to them. Our Auditor is Mr. L.J. Henderson (Ren). He is the founder of Henderson Partners LLP. http://hendersonpartnersllp.ca
- Canadian Partnership for Children’s Health and EnvironmentDr. Lynn Marshall is the representative of Environmental Health Institute of Canada to CPCHE, and serves on the Coordinating Committee and the Research and Policy Committee.
- RentSafeWhat is RentSafe? RentSafe is a 3-year initiative, led by the Canadian Partnership for Children’s Health and Environment (CPCHE), to address indoor environmental health risks affecting low-income tenants in both urban and rural communities in Ontario.