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NCCMT Resources Mapped to the Core

Competencies for Public Health

Presenters:

Donna Ciliska, RN, PhD

Emily Clark, M.Sc.

November 23, 2016 1:00 – 2:30 PM ET

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After Today

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C. 4-5

D. 6-10

E. >10

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NCCMT Resources Mapped

to the Core Competencies

for Public Health

http://www.nccmt.ca/resources/phac-mapping

Episode 29

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NCC

Infectious

DiseasesWinnipeg, MB

NCC

Methods

and ToolsHamilton, ON

NCC Healthy

Public PolicyMontreal, QC

NCC

Determinants

of HealthAntigonish, NS

NCC

Aboriginal

HealthPrince George, BC

NCC

Environmental

HealthVancouver, BC

7

Registry of Methods and Tools

Online Learning

Opportunities

WorkshopsMultimedia

Public Health+

Networking and

Outreach

NCCMT Products and Services

8

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Poll Question #2

How familiar are you with PHAC’s Core Competencies?

A. I am not familiar

B. I have heard of them

C. I apply these Core Competencies

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Presenter

Donna Ciliska, RN, PhD

Senior Knowledge Translation Advisor

National Collaborating Centre for

Methods and Tools

McMaster University

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http://www.phac-aspc.gc.ca/php-psp/ccph-cesp/about_cc-apropos_ce-eng.php

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2008, 36 Competency Statements

1. Public health sciences

2. Assessment and analysis

3. Policy and program planning, implementation

and evaluation

4. Partnerships, collaboration, advocacy

5. Diversity

6. Communication

7. Leadership

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Self Assessment Tool

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NCCMT Resources Mapped to the Core

Competencies for Public Health

GOAL:

Easy access to resources to support your

professional development regarding competencies,

where content is within NCCMT mandate.

Not meant to compete with, but to complement

PHAC Skills Online

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Poll Question #3

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practice?

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B. Somewhat useful

C. Not at all useful

D. Don’t know

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Join us for our next webinar

DATE: Wednesday, January 25, 2017

TIME: 1:00 – 2:30pm ET

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case studies of policy influence?

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