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Events :: Perspectives and Priorities: Best Start Annual Conference
January 26-28, 2004
BMO Institute for Learning, Toronto

This year's conference covered a mix of current and emerging issues within maternal, newborn and child health. Colleagues from different sectors examined a range of topics, shared insights, resources and practical tools. This year we were pleased to offer two preconference sessions: Media Advocacy and Fear-Based Health Communications: Getting It Right.

Conference Brochure

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Hi-resolution (PDF 1.73 Mb)

 

Conference Presentations

Pre-conference Sessions

Nancy Dubois, The Health Communications Unit
Media Advocacy (PDF 2.47Mb)

Josie d’Avernas, Program Training & Conference Centre / Larry Hershfield, The Health Communications Unit
Fear-based Health Communication: Getting it Right (PDF 1.65Mb)


Conference Sessions

Linda Smith, Bright Future Lactatin Resource Centre
First Feedings: The Influence of Birth Practices on Breastfeeding Initiatation (PDF 453Kb)

Noreen Agrey - Saskatchewan Institute on Prevention of Handicaps
Shaken Baby Syndrome (PDF 718Kb)

Dr. Susan Bradley - Hospital for Sick Children
Attached or No - is that the question? (PDF 175Kb)

Linda Smith, Bright Future Lactatin Resource Centre
Leave ‘Em Wanting More: TeachingGames for Breastfeeding Classes
(PDF 129Kb)

Mara Celmins, Best Start
Post Partum Mood Disorder and Cultural Diversity (PDF 2.52Mb)

Kathy Crowe & Kuy Ngo, City of Ottawa, Reproductive Health Program
Transition to Parenting (PDF 298Kb)

Linda MacDougall, Toronto Public Health
Infections and Pregnancy (PDF 313Kb)

Kathy Cooper, Canadian Environmental Law Association
Children and the Environment (PDF 319Kb)

Dr. Alice Ordean , T-CUP, St. Joseph’s Health Centre
The Role of Harm Reduction (PDF 3.54Mb)

Dr. Peter Selby, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health / Rosa Dragonetti, PREGNETS
Smoking For Two (PDF 748Kb)

Dr. Patrica Mousmanis, Ontario College of Family Physicians
Health Child Development: Improving the Odds (PDF 252Kb)

Chandra Farrer & Dr. Laura Cruz, Sport C.A.R.E. Exercise and Pregnancy Education Program
Exercise and Pregnancy: Evidence Based Guidelines

Lee Rysdale, Sudbury and District Health Unit
Nutrition and the Preschooler: The Concerns, Challenges and Solutions
(PDF 8.02Mb)

Dr. Linda Duxbury, Sprott School of Business, Carleton University
In the Voice of Canadians: The View of Balance from the Trenches
(PDF 626Kb)

 

 

 
 
 

 


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