Oxford Health Alliance publications

Newsletter 26 - Sept/Oct 2008

07 Oct 2008 | OxHA news and highlights

CIH flyer | 239.0 kB

28 Aug 2008 | Four-page flyer introducing the Community Interventions for Health initiative of OxHA (printable double-sided and fold).

OxHA/AHPI sustainability seminars 2006 | 475.1 kB

14 Aug 2008 | Monograph containing detailed reports on three seminars held in 2006, organised by the Asia Pacific regional centre of OxHA. The three seminars were 'Policy responses to contemporary health issues: sustainability', 'Occupational health and safety' and 'New models of primary prevention: how well do they translate into action?'

Healthy cities - framing the issue | 2.1 MB

29 Feb 2008 | Presentation given by Tony Capon at the OxHA/Monday morning Forum on Healthy and Sustainable Cities, held in Sydney on 29 February 2008.

Fit City flyer | 463.4 kB

28 Feb 2008 | A short flyer (to be printed on A4 paper, flipped on the short edge) about the Fit City competition.

Andreasen presentation OxHA summit 08 | 461.9 kB

27 Feb 2008 | Presentation (pdf) given by Soren Peter Andreasen at the OxHA Summit '08, 'A perspective on the Oxford Health Alliance'.

Sydney Resolution | 39.4 kB

27 Feb 2008 | This is a global call to action, delivered at the OxHA Summit '08 in Sydney. it aims to inspire corporations, governments, financial institutions, donor agencies and others to build a healthy future. it was informed and shaped by collaboration online prior to the Summit, and then discussed and finalised at the Summit.

Nutbeam presentation OxHA summit 08 | 55.3 kB

27 Feb 2008 | Presentation given by Prof. Don Nutbeam, 'How to make a Declaration make a difference: instructions on how to achieve the best fit between evidence, policy and practice'.

Sydney Resolution

27 Feb 2008 | This is a global call to action, delivered at the OxHA Summit '08 in Sydney. it aims to inspire corporations, governments, financial institutions, donor agencies and others to build a healthy future. it was informed and shaped by collaboration online prior to the Summit, and then discussed and finalised at the Summit.

Adshead presentation summit '08 | 373.9 kB

26 Feb 2008 | Short presentation (pdf) given by Fiona Adshead at the OxHA Summit '08 in the session 'Strategy Think-Tank: Healthy Public Policy'

McKee presentation summit 08 | 73.0 kB

26 Feb 2008 | Presentation (pdf) given by Martin McKee at the OxHA Summit '08, in the session on Healthy Public Policy

Matthews presentation summit 08 | 1.3 MB

26 Feb 2008 | Presentation (pdf) given by David Matthews at the OxHA Summit '08: 'What constitutes a best buy in chronic disease prevention'

Chapman presentation OxHA summit 08 | 716.0 kB

26 Feb 2008 | Presentation (pdf) given by Simon Chapman at the OxHA Summit '08 in the session on Healthy Public Policy.

Francis presentation OxHA summit 08 | 272.1 kB

26 Feb 2008 | Presentation (pdf) given by Caitlin Francis at the OxHA Summit '08: 'Working Towards Wellness: chronic disease prevention: the business rationale'

Finegood Grand Challenges OxHA summit 08 | 641.3 kB

25 Feb 2008 | Presentation (pdf) given by Diane Finegood at the OxHA Summit '08: 'Grand Challenges in Chronic Non-communicable Diseases'.

Champagne presentation OxHA 08 | 649.4 kB

25 Feb 2008 | Presentation (pdf) given by Beatriz Champagne at the OxHA Summit '08: 'Community Interventions for Health: An Oxford Health Alliance Programme'

Pramming presentation summit 08 | 705.6 kB

25 Feb 2008 | Presentation (pdf) given by Stig Pramming at the OxHA Summit '08: 'Status of the OxHA initiative'

Strand presentation OxHA summit | 983.2 kB

25 Feb 2008 | Presentation (pdf) given by Ida Strand at the OxHA Summit '08, 'The Copenhagen Agenda for Sustainable Cities'.

Gemzoe presentation OxHA summit 08 | 5.0 MB

25 Feb 2008 | Presentation (pdf) given by Lars Gemzoe at the OxHA Summit '08: 'People and public space'

Fotso presentation summit 08 | 128.0 kB

25 Feb 2008 | Presentation (pdf) given by Jean-Christophe Fotso at the OxHA Summit '08: 'Urbanization and chronic diseases: consequences and possibilities'