Health impact assessment : concepts, theory, techniques, and applications / edited by John Kemm, Jayne Parry, Stephen Palmer.

Providing a comprehensive overview of the concepts, theory, techniques and applications of Health Impact Assessment to aid all those preparing projects or carrying out assessments, this book draws on examples and thinking from many different disciplines and many parts of the world.

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Other Authors: Kemm, J. R., Parry, Jayne, Palmer, Stephen R.
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, 2004.
Series:Oxford medical publications.
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Table of Contents:
  • Intro
  • Contents
  • Abbreviations page
  • Contributors page
  • 1 What is HIA? Introduction and overview
  • 2 The development of HIA
  • 3 Health inequalities and HIA
  • 4 Causal mechanisms for HIA: learning from epidemiology
  • 5 The contribution of the social sciences to HIA
  • 6 Quantitative approaches to HIA
  • 7 Evidence and HIA
  • 8 The role of lay knowledge in HIA
  • 9 Planning an HIA
  • 10 HIA: a practitioner's view
  • 11 Rapid appraisal techniques
  • 12 Lessons from EIA
  • 13 Community development: the role of HIA
  • 14 HIA at the international policy-making level
  • 15 HIA of policy in Canada
  • 16 HIA and national policy in the Netherlands
  • 17 HIA in Scotland
  • 18 The experience of HIA in Wales
  • 19 HIA at the local level in Sweden
  • 20 HIA in Australia
  • 21 HIA and policy development in London: using HIA as a tool to integrate health considerations into strategy
  • 22 Using HIA in local government
  • 23 HIA: the German perspective
  • 24 HIA in Schiphol Airport
  • 25 The Finningley Airport HIA: a case study
  • 26 HIA and urban regeneration: the Ferrier estate, England
  • 27 Impact Assessment in Canada: an evolutionary process
  • 28 HIA and waste disposal
  • 29 HIA and fears of toxicity: health risk assessment of a control programme for the white-spotted tussock moth in New Zealand
  • 30 The HIA of crime prevention
  • 31 Expanding the number of places for medical student training in England: an assessment of the impacts
  • 32 HIA in developing countries
  • 33 HIA of agricultural and food policies
  • 34 HIA and the National Alcohol Strategy for England
  • 35 HIA in SEA and its application to policy in Europe
  • 36 Future directions for HIA
  • Index.