Presentations

The team at NCCEH regularly presents at environmental health events across Canada in addition to organizing workshops and meetings on various developing topics. A select listing of our presentations made at conferences and other meetings is available here.

Please contact us to find out if we can contribute to an upcoming event.

Evidence-Informed Decision-Making in Environmental Health

Topics: Practices and Procedures, Risk Analysis

Presentation:

Evidence-Informed Decision-Making in Environmental HealthDonna Ciliska, National Collaborating Centre for Methods and ToolsChristina Chociolko, NCCEH

Evidence-Informed Decision-Making in Environmental Health

Raising Chickens in City Backyards: The Public Health Role

Public health interventions related to risks associated with exposure to local air pollution sources: control measures and health protection and public education approaches

Infiltration of air pollutants and effectiveness of cleaners

Bed Bugs and Public Health: A Re-emerging Scourge for the New Public Health

Building a National Environmental Health Agenda

Preventing Heat-Related Deaths: What We Know, What We Can Do

Retrospective Investigation of Drinking Water-related Illnesses in Canada

Raw Milk: Clarifying the Debate and Moving Towards Healthier Public Policy

Intervention Strategies to Reduce Residential Pesticide Exposures

Bridging the Evidence-Practice Divide: The Science and Policy of Bisphenol-A

Wind Turbines and Environmental Assessment

Warmer Day Mortality in Yellowknife and Whitehorse: Are There Already Demonstrable Climate Change Impacts?

Indoor Air Quality Issues in First Nations and Inuit Communities in Canada

Efficacy of some sanitizers or alternatives on food contact surfaces?

Specified Risk Material: Public Health Implications

Food Security 101: What is Food Security and What Does It Have To Do With Food Protection?

Power Lines and Health: The Evidence and Public Policy

NCCPH Small Drinking Water Systems Project

Mould and Health Effects

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