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Promoting 2SLGBTQI+ Health Equity

Best practice guideines from the Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario (RNAO) for health professionals. Provides evidence-based recommendations on foundational, inclusive care practices for 2SLGBTQI+ people.

  2024-09-20 - Practice Guideline

Fr: Amélioration des compétences culinaires : Synthèse des données probantes et des leçons pouvant orienter l'élaboration de programmes et de politiques (Evidence to Inform Policy Development)

This synthesis of the literature in French was prepared for the Healthy Living Issues Group of the Pan-Canadian Public Health Network, published by Health Canada. It examines the relationship between food preparation and cooking skills and food choices among children and families.

  2020-05-29 - Research Report/Paper

Improving Cooking and Food Preparation Skills: A Synthesis of the Evidence to Inform Program and Policy Development

This literature synthesis was prepared for the Healthy Living Issues Group of the Pan-Canadian Public Health Network, published by Health Canada. It examines the relationship between food preparation and cooking skills and food choices among children and families.

  2020-05-29 - Research Report/Paper

Health Literacy Web Links

A collection of websites related to health literacy.

     2024-09-18 - Website

Food Skills Web Links

A collection of websites related to food skills and related programming.

  2022-03-17 - Website

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