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A census of economic evaluations of primary prevention interventions in population health  Describes research to gather and assess available evidence on the economic efficiency of population health interventions, specifically primary preventive or health promoting interventions. Provides a foundation for future work to determine where research efforts might best be directed. Link requires PDF reader. Source: University of Calgary, Centre for Health and Policy Studies (CHAPS) A review of the evidence for the effectiveness and costs of interventions preventing the burden of noncommunicable diseases: how can health systems respond?  Reports on potential research directions and effective community interventions to the Latin America and the Caribbean Regional Office of the World Bank. Presents an overview of effective and cost-effective interventions for the primary prevention of non-communicable diseases (NCDs). Link requires PDF reader. Source: University of Toronto, Centre for Health Promotion Diabetes Bingo game  Provides instructions, master sheet, caller's guides, tickets and 60 Bingo cards for an educational game aimed at diabetes education, prevention and management in Aboriginal communities. Link requires PDF reader. Source: Canadian Diabetes Association (CDA) From: Aboriginal section Spinning the web of community capacity building: primary prevention of diabetes in Saskatchewan, reflections and lessons learned  Relates the progress achieved by diabetes prevention projects aimed at increasing the capacity of individuals and organizations to promote healthy living among communities in Saskatchewan. Source: University of Saskatchewan, Prairie Region Health Promotion Research Centre (PRHPRC) Why focus on injury?  Presents definitions of injury, injury prevention, and injury control. Discusses the importance of focusing on injury as a health concern. Examines injury prevention within three areas of prevention: primary prevention, secondary prevention and tertiary prevention. Source: Alberta Centre for Injury Control and Research (ACICR)
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