Sylvie Stachenko
Biographic Data
| ID | 5409031 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sylvie Stachenko |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sylvie |
| FAMILY NAME | Stachenko |
| SIGNATURE | STACHENKO S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Public Health Agency of Canada |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 29 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The use of potential years of life lost for monitoring premature mortality from chronic diseases
Can the Canadian Heart Health Initiative Inform the Population Health Intervention Research Initiative for Canada
Enhancing global capacity in the surveillance, prevention, and control of chronic diseases
BACKGROUND: Chronic diseases are now a major health problem in developing countries as well as in the developed world. Although chronic diseases cannot be communicated from person to person, their risk factors (for example, smoking, inactivity, dietary habits) are readily transferred around the world. With increasing human progress and technological advance, the pandemic of chronic diseases will become an even bigger threat to global health. METH…
Enhancing regional capacity in chronic disease surveillance in the Americas
Existe la necesidad de reforzar la capacidad regional para la vigilancia de las enfermedades cronicas en las Americas. Los objetivos de este articulo son 1) ofrecer nuestro apoyo decidido a favor de la vigilancia de las enfermedades cronicas, 2) presentar una revision descriptiva y un resumen de las actividades de vigilancia y los problemas en torno a las mismas en las Americas, 3) confeccionar una lista de recursos y fuentes de consulta para obt…
Can scientists and policy makers work together
This paper addresses a fundamental question in evidence based policy making—can scientists and policy makers work together? It first provides a scenario outlining the different mentalities and imperatives of scientists and policy makers, and then discusses various issues and solutions relating to whether and how scientists and policy makers can work together. Scientists and policy makers have different goals, attitudes toward information, languag…
A Model of Consumer Participation
The issue of linking research and policy is not unique to health care of the elderly; it has been articulated by numerous stakeholder groups, including those with specific diseases, such as breast cancer. A method of enhancing these links is now being systematically addressed in the Canadian Breast Cancer Initiative with the input of women with breast cancer. The Initiative consists of a number of components and demonstrates a model of consumer p…
National opportunities for health promotion
Health promotion is a fundamental strategy to address the major issues which confront health systems in developed and developing countries alike. Chief amongst these issues are unhealthy environments, health inequities and non-communicable diseases. The infrastructures for health promotion include mechan isms for development and implementation of health policy; policies and programs supportive of community involvement in health promotion programs…
Building and mobilizing partnerships for health
Increasingly, health professionals are being called upon to be knowledgeable about and to integrate prevention and health promotion into their day-to-day practice. Working in partnership with a variety of disciplines and sectors is also an emerging reality in the health field. This paper describes a national collaborative strategy development process ‘Enhancing Preventive Practices of Health Professionals’ that involved Health and Welfare Canada …
Can scientists and policy makers work together
This paper addresses a fundamental question in evidence based policy making—can scientists and policy makers work together? It first provides a scenario outlining the different mentalities and imperatives of scientists and policy makers, and then discusses various issues and solutions relating to whether and how scientists and policy makers can work together. Scientists and policy makers have different goals, attitudes toward information, languag…
Can the Canadian Heart Health Initiative Inform the Population Health Intervention Research Initiative for Canada
Enhancing global capacity in the surveillance, prevention, and control of chronic diseases
BACKGROUND: Chronic diseases are now a major health problem in developing countries as well as in the developed world. Although chronic diseases cannot be communicated from person to person, their risk factors (for example, smoking, inactivity, dietary habits) are readily transferred around the world. With increasing human progress and technological advance, the pandemic of chronic diseases will become an even bigger threat to global health. METH…
National opportunities for health promotion
Health promotion is a fundamental strategy to address the major issues which confront health systems in developed and developing countries alike. Chief amongst these issues are unhealthy environments, health inequities and non-communicable diseases. The infrastructures for health promotion include mechan isms for development and implementation of health policy; policies and programs supportive of community involvement in health promotion programs…
Building and mobilizing partnerships for health
Increasingly, health professionals are being called upon to be knowledgeable about and to integrate prevention and health promotion into their day-to-day practice. Working in partnership with a variety of disciplines and sectors is also an emerging reality in the health field. This paper describes a national collaborative strategy development process ‘Enhancing Preventive Practices of Health Professionals’ that involved Health and Welfare Canada …
A Model of Consumer Participation
The issue of linking research and policy is not unique to health care of the elderly; it has been articulated by numerous stakeholder groups, including those with specific diseases, such as breast cancer. A method of enhancing these links is now being systematically addressed in the Canadian Breast Cancer Initiative with the input of women with breast cancer. The Initiative consists of a number of components and demonstrates a model of consumer p…
Enhancing regional capacity in chronic disease surveillance in the Americas
Existe la necesidad de reforzar la capacidad regional para la vigilancia de las enfermedades cronicas en las Americas. Los objetivos de este articulo son 1) ofrecer nuestro apoyo decidido a favor de la vigilancia de las enfermedades cronicas, 2) presentar una revision descriptiva y un resumen de las actividades de vigilancia y los problemas en torno a las mismas en las Americas, 3) confeccionar una lista de recursos y fuentes de consulta para obt…
Can scientists and policy makers work together
This paper addresses a fundamental question in evidence based policy making—can scientists and policy makers work together? It first provides a scenario outlining the different mentalities and imperatives of scientists and policy makers, and then discusses various issues and solutions relating to whether and how scientists and policy makers can work together. Scientists and policy makers have different goals, attitudes toward information, languag…
Enhancing global capacity in the surveillance, prevention, and control of chronic diseases
BACKGROUND: Chronic diseases are now a major health problem in developing countries as well as in the developed world. Although chronic diseases cannot be communicated from person to person, their risk factors (for example, smoking, inactivity, dietary habits) are readily transferred around the world. With increasing human progress and technological advance, the pandemic of chronic diseases will become an even bigger threat to global health. METH…
Can the Canadian Heart Health Initiative Inform the Population Health Intervention Research Initiative for Canada
The use of potential years of life lost for monitoring premature mortality from chronic diseases
Medicine (7 works) · Political science (6 works) · Global Public Health Policies and Epidemiology (5 works) · Nursing (4 works) · Public health (4 works) · Environmental health (3 works) · Health Policy Implementation Science (3 works) · Health promotion (3 works) · Public Administration (3 works) · Public relations (3 works)