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Zoom
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Dates
  • February 26, 2021 from 12:30pm to 2:00pm

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This talk will summarize emerging findings from a CIHR-funded research project that systematically describes the governance (i.e. legal authority and regulation, setting priorities, performance monitoring), organization (key actors and their relationship to one another), and financing of public health in the 13 provinces and territories. Drawing on interviews conducted at the end of 2020 with a wide range of public health leaders in Ontario, this talk will also provide new insights into whether and how the approach taken to govern, organize and finance public health in Ontario may have enabled or hindered the ability of public health practitioners to prevent, detect, and manage COVID-19 and its consequences.

Please email publichealthpolicy@utoronto.ca to receive a Zoom link.

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