Unit 5 References

This article describes key research themes in the study of social relationships and health, and highlights policy implications suggested by the presented research.

This paper is a call to action for all educators, allies, and institutions to begin to make reparations and end the racial hierarchy and systematic anti-Black oppression across Canada because Black Lives Matter.

This resource provides a definition of the social determinants of health and also provides some statistics in relation to Black Canadians.

This journal discusses how the level of educational attainment is increasingly being recognized as an important social determinant of health. It also discusses how it plays a role in increasing the capacity for better decision making regarding one's health.

This resource presents and describes the Social Ecological Model of Health by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. It also presents example prevention strategies for addressing issues at each level.

This resource presents and describes the Social Ecological Model of Health by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

The following snapshot aims to highlight how Anti-Black racism and systemic discrimination are key drivers of health inequalities faced by diverse Black Canadian communities.

This presentation by the CEE Centre for Young Black Professionals discusses the disparities faced by Black Canadians during the COVID-19 pandemic, unemployment statistics, and intervention programs supported by the Centre.

The government of Ontario explains the Chronic Disease Management and Prevention framework developed by the Ministry of Health and Long-term Care.

The Government of Saskatchewan website offers a chronic disease chapter under their health status reports. This chapter provides a series of infographics describing specific chronic diseases and related risk factors.

The University of Saskatchewan discusses the percentage of chronic disease occurrence in Saskatchewan residents and offers the ability for those to donate to programs focused on improving chronic management and prevention.

eHealth Saskatchewan provides clinical and professional resources​​ including policy manuals, billing, requision(s), and office administration forms, grouped by subject. This includes information on Chronic Disease Management.

Learn how supporting health care providers in the use of best medical practices can improve the lives of patients living with chronic conditions.

Offered on the Public Health Ontario website is an interactive map that shows geographic and temporal trends for key public health indicators, providing a snapshot for chronic disease incidence and prevalence.

Public Health Ontario provides data, access to statistics and information related to chronic diseases and conditions such as: cancer, diabetes, heart disease and mood and anxiety disorders.