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| Land Use HIA Tools |
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| Connections
between Health and Place: a Review of
the Evidence
Base for
Health Impacts of Planning Projects. This is a searchable
database of the peer reviewed public health literature that includes
important findings regarding the built environment and health and
references. |
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| Health Impact
Assessment: A Toolkit for Community Based Planning A toolkit developed by HIP in association with TALC and with funding from the California Endowment. Title Page and Table of Contents
Section 1: Introduction and Background Section 2: Health Opportunity Assessment - A Grounded Look at the Health Opportunities and Constraints in the Development Landscape Section 3: Health Impact Assessment: A Step by Step Guide Section 4: Connections Between Health and Place: the
Evidence Base
Section 5: Health Indicators Section 6: Resources and Appendices |
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| A rapid HIA worksheet
for
community meetings |
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| A list of data sources
that are helpful in conducting HIAs. |
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| Training
Materials |
Click on the links below
to download the slides and other materials from our trainings. |
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| Los Angeles Training Slides and other materials (Jan 12 & 13, 2009) | |||||||||||||
|
Oregon Community Group Training Slides (April 20
& 21, 2009) |
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| Oregon
Department of Health Services Training Slides and
SFDPH's Traffic Tools Slides (April 22 & 23, 2009) |
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Healthy Eating Active Communities Training Slides (May 13 &
14, 2009) |
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| HIA Links | The
San Francisco Department of Public Health's Program on Health Equity
and Sustainability The Program's mission is to support San Franciscans working together to advance urban health and social and environmental justice through ongoing integration of local government and community efforts and through valuing the needs, experiences and knowledge of diverse San Francisco Residents. Many of the tools HIP uses have been developed by SFDPH's PHES or are based on their work. |
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| University of California at
Berkeley's Health Impact Assessment Group UCBHIG is a non-partisan, independent collective that emerged from a graduate seminar on HIA at the UC Berkeley School of Public Health in 2006. The mission of UCBHIG is to promote the field of HIA through advocacy, education, research and community outreach. HIP is collaborating with UCBHIG on HIAs. |
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| The HIA
blog. |
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| HIA Connect at University of New South Wales and their list of HIA Links. | |||||||||||||
| The HIA Gateway |
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| IMPACT - the International Health
Impact Assessment Consortium |
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| The Centers for
Disease Control's HIA
website |
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