Preventing Concussions in Youth Ice Hockey

Presented by
Dr. Kate Bingham, MSc. CCFP (EM)
Public Health and Preventive Medicine resident
University of Toronto
May 7, 2012

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This webinar focuses on the role of public health in the prevention of concussions in youth ice hockey. The purpose is to share the results of a focused literature review on interventions to prevent concussions in hockey, a brief policy scan, and consultation with health promotion and injury prevention professionals in Ontario.

Dr. Bingham conducted the work with Dr. Heather Manson, Director of Health Promotion, Chronic Disease and Injury Prevention at Public Health Ontario.

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This webinar is an introduction to the Ontario Injury Data Report.

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The webinar was presented by:

Jayne Morrish, MA
Research Associate
SMARTRISK and The Ontario Injury Prevention Resource Centre

36 Eglinton Ave. West, Suite 704 Toronto, ON M4R 1A1

f: 416-596-2721

jmorrish@smartrisk.ca

For questions or comments, please contact cmeurehg@smartrisk.ca

OIPRC Webinar - Introduction to the Ontario Injury Data Report - Slides

Please find the presentation on some key concepts in partnership development and evaluation of community partnerships in the link below. Presented by Dr. Susan Snelling, this webinar also explored some of the methods and tools that are available to support partnership evaluation.

Susan Snelling, PhD is a Health Promotion Field Support Specialist at Public Health Ontario, specializing in Evaluation.

Community Partnership Evaluation for Injury Prevention

For questions or comments, please contact cmeurehg@smartrisk.ca.

The slides to the webinar can be found in the link below.

The webinar was presented by:

Brian Hyndman, MHSc., Senior Planner, Health Promotion, Chronic Disease and Injury Prevention Section, Public Health Ontario

480 University, Suite 300 Toronto, ON M5G 1V2

t: 647 260 7319 f: 647-260-7600

brian.hyndman@oahpp.ca

For questions or comments, please contact cmeurehg@smartrisk.ca

OIPRC Webinar - The Effectiveness of Interventions Addressing the Social Determinants of Injuries

The slides from the December Webinar entitled “Parental Influence on Youth Behaviours” have now been put online. We’ve also provided a link to the literature review and environmental scan SMARTRISK conducted on the topic

Please use the following link to download the file: Download file

Please use the following link to download the literature review that was conducted on this topic: Parental Influence Literature Review

If you have any questions about this presentation please contact Jayne Morrish at jmorrish@smartrisk.ca

Join us on December 13th, 2011 at 1:00pm for a 60-minute presentation on the influence of parents on adolescent risk behaviours.

This is a 60-minute webinar presentation on what research has found regarding the ways that parents influence their teens and how parents can best become positive influences. The purpose of this webinar is to share information from recent research that SMARTRISK has conducted on this topic and provide some initial thoughts on the key factors to consider when educating parents on how they can help their teens stay safe.

This is a 90-minute webinar presentation on the importance of media advocacy as a strategy to frame important public health issues and support the implementation of healthy public policy.

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December 1, 2010

This is a 90-minute webinar presentation on how to increase awareness among public health practitioners about the role of environmental support and policy to promote bicycle safety. The aim is to identify interventions and potential local actions that can be used to promote bicycle safety. Current research and initiatives are highlighted and discussed.

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November 15, 2010

This is a 90-minute webinar presentation on current provincial early childhood collaborations, the A Million Messages program, and a discussion on how we can move forward to meet the unique needs of Ontario.

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