Health in All Policies: Evaluating the South Australian Approach to Intersectoral Action for Health

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作者
Angela Lawless
Carmel Williams
Catherine Hurley
Deborah Wildgoose
Amy Sawford
Ilona Kickbusch
机构
[1] Flinders University,South Australian Community Health Research Unit
[2] Health in All Policies Unit,undefined
[3] SA Health,undefined
[4] Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies,undefined
来源
Canadian Journal of Public Health | 2012年 / 103卷
关键词
Health policy; public policy; public sector; politique sanitaire; politique publique; secteur public;
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Objectives: Health in All Policies (HiAP) has been promoted as a means of embedding concern for health impacts in the policy-making process. In South Australia, specific structures and processes to achieve this have been developed and tested.
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页码:S15 / S19
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