These look very exciting and I'm very tempted to go! The only thing holding me back is the sustainability of flying to the US for a only a few days. What the examples below do show is the variety and depth of HIA work that is going on in the USA.
Health Impact Assessments: A Tool for Social Justice
- Community Health Assessment via Social Determinants and GIS: Informing Policy for Community Health Equity
- Incorporating Health Impact Assessment into the I-710 Freeway Expansion Decision-Making Process
- "Impact" in Health Impact Assessments: Effectiveness of HIAs as a Decision-Making Tool (Presented by Aaron Wernham, director of the Health Impact Project)
- Using Health Impact Assessment to Improve Health Outcomes Associated with Housing Development
- Health Impact Assessment in the U.S.: Bridging research and policy to address the determinants of health and health disparities (Presented by Aaron Wernham, director of the Health Impact Project)
- An Evaluation of Efforts to Raise Human Health Assessment in the Environmental Impact Assessment Process
- Health Impact Assessment in the National Environmental Policy Act: Leveraging Resources across Federal Agencies for Environmental Health and Informed Decision Making
- Use of Health Impact Assessment to Help Inform Decision Making Regard Natural Gas Drilling Permits in Colorado
- Balancing equity, Assessing health impacts, Ensuring effectiveness
- Health Impact Assessment Capacity Building in Wisconsin
- Paid Sick Leave as Public Health Policy: A Health Impact Assessment of the California Healthy Families, Healthy Workplaces Act
- Building Policy Capacity Through a Community-Based Health Impact Assessment
- Gambling on the Health of the Public: A Health Impact Assessment for an Urban Casino
- Health Impact Assessment and/of City Council Policy: Opportunities to Address Social Determinants of Health in Baltimore
- Health Impact Assessment as a Tool for Assuring Social Justice Regarding Interventions Implemented on Populations
- Public Health through Public Participation: Reducing Impacts from the Largest Freeway Expansion Project in the U.S.
Source: Health Impact Project
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