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On the Path to Better Health

On the Path to Better Health . Mary Collins, Director, BC Healthy Living Alliance Secretariat. On the Path to Better Health . Objective: Celebrate BCHLA’s 10-year anniversary Take stock of the progress to date Look forward to the decade ahead . On the Path to Better Health.

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On the Path to Better Health

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  1. On the Path to Better Health Mary Collins, Director, BC Healthy Living Alliance Secretariat

  2. On the Path to Better Health • Objective: • Celebrate BCHLA’s 10-year anniversary • Take stock of the progress to date • Look forward to the decade ahead

  3. On the Path to Better Health • Part One: Celebrating BCHLA’s 10 Year Journey • Part Two: Where Are We On The Path? • CD Incidence: Heart Disease, Lung Cancer and Diabetes • Protective and Risk Factors • Connection with Mental Health • The Health Gap • Part Three: Where Do We Go From Here? • Approaches: universal -> targeted

  4. First Nations Perspective on Health & Wellness

  5. Hypertension

  6. Heart Diseases

  7. Diabetes

  8. Provincial Distribution of Chronic Disease

  9. Smoking

  10. Vegetable and Fruit Consumption

  11. Physical Activity

  12. Overweight and Obesity

  13. The Physical and Mental Health Connection “[Mental illness] and chronic disease are frequently associated; the evidence, course, and outcomes are affected by the presence of the others.” - CDC (US) Public Health Action Plan to Integrate Mental Health Promotion and Mental Illness Prevention with Chronic Disease Prevention 2011-2015

  14. The Health Gap • British Columbians who live in our poorest communities are between 24% and 91% more likely to die early from: • cancer (24%), • respiratory diseases (53%), • circulatory diseases (65%) and • diabetes (91%).

  15. On the Path to Better Health • Part Three: Where do we go from here? • Tobacco Control – lessons and new areas • Healthier Communities • Supporting Healthier Eating • Alcohol Moderation • Closing the Health Gap

  16. On the Path to Better Health • Part Three: Where do we go from here? • Place-based Approaches and Social Pediatrics • A Healthy Start in Life • Settings: Schools and Workplaces • First Nations • Information Technology • Whole of Government, Whole of Society

  17. Thank-you! Questions? www.bchealthyliving.ca info@bchealthyliving.ca @bchealthyliving

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