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Image Thumbnail 10 Things to Know about Health (pdf) E-mail to a friend
UNNATURAL CAUSES, 2008

A two-page handout that briefly describes ten key messages about health equity, as  presented in the PBS series UNNATURAL CAUSES, useful for spurring discussion and raising awareness.
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Image Thumbnail Advancing Health Equity: A Guide of Next Steps for Action (pdf) E-mail to a friend
REPORT, Virginia Department of Health, 2008

The Office of Minority Health and Public Health Policy released this report compiling ideas for health equity promotion generated during statewide community screenings of UNNATURAL CAUSES. Their site also contains resources for promoting public awareness about health inequities.

Image Thumbnail Amazing Facts (pdf) E-mail to a friend
UNNATURAL CAUSES, 2008

A three-page handout with facts about health, economics, and inequity in the United States, and how we compare internationally. Useful for spurring discussion and raising awareness.

Image Thumbnail Community Health Centers Leveraging the Social Determinants of Health (pdf) E-mail to a friend
REPORT by Institute for Alternative Futures, 2011

A report providing leaders in community health centers, public health and policy an understanding of how health care providers replica hublot can move beyond health care services alone to improve the health of the population by leveraging social determinants of health.

Image Thumbnail Growing Unequal: Income Distribution and Poverty in the OECD (United States) PDF E-mail to a friend
Charts & Data, OECD, 2008

"Growing Unequal?" brings together a range of analyses on the distribution of economic resources in OECD countries. The evidence on income distribution and poverty covers, for the first time, all 30 OECD countries in the mid-2000s, while information on trends extending back to the mid-1980s is provided for around two-thirds of the countries.  

The United States is the country with the highest inequality level and poverty rate across the OECD, Mexico and Turkey excepted. Since 2000, income inequality has increased rapidly, continuing a long-term trend that goes back to the 1970s.

Image Thumbnail Health Equity Quiz (pdf) E-mail to a friend
HANDOUT from UNNATURAL CAUSES, 2008

The full Health Equity Quiz in a 6-page PDF - 22 questions, with more detailed answers and references.

Click here to access the quiz as an online, interactive activity.
 
Special thanks to Stephen Bezruchka at the University of Washington Population Health Forum for his help in writing questions and inspiring this activity.

Image Thumbnail Health Equity Quiz (ppt) E-mail to a friend
POWERPOINT SLIDES by UNNATURAL CAUSES, 2008

An adaptation of our Health Equity Quiz interactivity, presented in Powerpoint slides that can be used in classrooms, presentations, outreach, etc.

To play with music, also download this mp3 file.

Special thanks to Stephen Bezruchka at the University of Washington Population Health Forum for his help in writing questions and inspiring this activity

Image Thumbnail How does the US rank in the Health Olympics? (pdf) E-mail to a friend
CHART, Dr. Stephan Bezrucha, University of Washington

A chart that shows how the US compares to about 30 other countries in life expectancy. The US is near the bottom.replicas rolex

Image Thumbnail How Medical Schools Can Promote Health Equity (pdf) E-mail to a friend
UNNATURAL CAUSES, 2009

This two-sided handout presents some ideas for medicals schools to use their unique position to promote health equity.

Image Thumbnail Racism and Health: A Presentation by David Williams E-mail to a friend
David R. Williams, Professor of Public Health, Harvard University

These slides by David R. Williams, Norman Professor of Public Health, Harvard University, demonstrate evidence of the pathways by which racism, especially residential segregation, shapes health outcomes.

Image Thumbnail Selected Additional Resources on Health and Place E-mail to a friend
HANDOUT from UNNATURAL CAUSES

This handout describes several key resources that may be useful for audiences interested in learning more about the connections between population health and the built / physical, social, economic, and service environment.

Image Thumbnail Taking Action (pdf) E-mail to a friend
UNNATURAL CAUSES, 2008

A one-page handout with a few ideas you can use to get started and encourage others to become involved in working towards health equity.

Image Thumbnail The Political Economy of Health Promotion: Part 1 - National Commitments to Provision of the Prerequisites of Health E-mail to a friend
ARTICLE by Dennis Raphael, Health Promotion International, Dec 2011

Part 1 of two-part article published in Dec 2011 issues of Health Promotion International. Part 1 of this article examines how health promotion rhetoric specifically concerned with provision of the prerequisites of health differs among nations identified as being either liberal, social democratic, conservative or Latin welfare states.

Image Thumbnail The Political Economy of Health Promotion: Part 2 - National Provision of the Prerequisites of Health E-mail to a friend
ARTICLE by Dennis Raphael, Health Promotion International, Dec 2011

Part 2 of two-part article published in Dec 2011 issue of Health Promotion International. Part 2 of this article documents the extent to which public policy activity that provides the prerequisites of health through public policy action differs among varying welfare state regimes.

Image Thumbnail The Spirit Level slides E-mail to a friend
GRAPHS from The Equality Trust

This PowerPoint file contains 36 of the more important graphs from the Equity Trust web site and/or published in The Spirit Level, illustrating the relationship between levels of economic inequality within countries and health and social problems. They can be downloaded and used in presentations as long as you acknowledge The Equality Trust as their source.

Image Thumbnail UNNATURAL CAUSES Flyer (pdf) E-mail to a friend
UNNATURAL CAUSES 2009

This two-sided flyer introduces the series along with the tools and resources available on the companion Web site. Be sure to download both sides!

Flyer Front (pdf)
Flyer Back (pdf)

Image Thumbnail What Is Health Equity? (pdf) E-mail to a friend
UNNATURAL CAUSES, 2008

A one-page handout, excerpted from the UNNATURAL CAUSES Action Toolkit, providing a quick introduction to the concept of "health equity," and how to rephrase conventional questions about health into an equity framework.

Image Thumbnail What Your Doctor Didn't Tell You (pdf) E-mail to a friend
CHART adapted from the work of Dave Gordon, University of Bristol, and Dennis Raphael, York University

A comparison of conventional tips for better health with advice on changing your social determinants of health - advice that, for obvious reasons, your doctor is unlikely to give you.
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