
The Ontario Public Health Convention (TOPHC) is an annual public health conference Ontario, Canada. Join us for #TOPHC2026 on March 25.
Toronto, ON
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Join us for #TOPHC2026 on March 25—from the comfort of your own space! Access expert sessions, network with public health professionals, and explore cutting-edge solutions, all online. Register now! vist.ly/4tpxg
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Are you at #TOPHC2025?
Join the NCCDH and CAMH at 9:45 am for a workshop on frameworks in public health.
✅Getting to Implementation: Advancing #healthequity action in public health contexts using frameworks
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Present at #TOPHC2025 and make your mark on the public health landscape in Ontario. This is your chance to share your research, discuss best practices, and shape the future of public health. vist.ly/3mnvkwb
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Shape the future of public health! Submit your abstract for #TOPHC2025. Share your research, best practices and successful program stories to a broad audience of professionals across Ontario. vist.ly/3mnj6xe
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Have you submitted your abstracts for #TOPHC2025? This year’s theme is Insight to Impact: Leveraging evidence & collective expertise to advance public health practice. Check out our website for helpful tips and key info. vist.ly/3mizqgu
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Are you at today's #TOPHC2024 virtual convention?
Join the NCCDH at 11:15 for a workshop on Knowledge Translation for #healthequity!
Also check out our pre-recorded presentations on health equity frameworks and the language of health equity!
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Are you at #TOPHC2024 today?
Join the NCCDH and @DecentWorkHlth for an interactive and practice-based workshop. Learn to shift power imbalances, tackle structural determinants of health, and champion equity!
🗓️10:15 am - 12:15 pm
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My first #Conference in yeeeeeears!!!! Excited to get started #TOPHC2023
@PublicHealthON Thanks for hosting @TOPHCtweets
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Do you have public health research, evaluations, best practices or lived experience you’d like to share with your peers? Submit an abstract for a virtual presentation at #TOPHC2023. The submission deadline is Monday, November 14, 2022. ow.ly/Bycm50L26mb
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Did you attend the #TOPHC2019 plenary on community-related trauma? Sign up for the next #PHORounds to learn more about trauma-informed care and the framework that's helping foster community resilience and prevention ow.ly/eRUO30oiDfI.
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It is tempting to underestimate how much it takes to bridge differences. It is work & hard work both emotional & intellectual #culturalsafety #TOPHC2019
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"Free up public health" to do what we need to do. There's no manual that fits us all! #rural #indigenous @TOPHCtweets
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@TOPHCtweets CMHA Ontario booth presenting BounceBack at #TOPHC2019 . A free evidence based CBT program to help people 15 years and older tackle depression and anxiety. @CMHAOntario
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From day 1 @TOPHCtweets : So many opportunities for public health to reflect on our weight biases. Yes! @ObesityCan @WDFHT @PHAgencies
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And this should be given but it is still not happening as it should in #PublicHealth #TOPHC2019
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We need to approach trauma from strength based, destabilising way #TOPHC2019
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Key considerations for decision making in #publichealth. Applies well to #Antimicrobialstewardship
Initiatives.
#TOPHC2019 @TOPHCtweets nccmt.ca/learningcentre/EN/i… – at Toronto, Ontario
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We’re learning about Public Health’s Healthy Communities Initiative (HCI) and how to activate partnerships in order to build healthier communities for all. #healthpromotion #chronicdisease #TOPHC2019 – at Toronto, Ontario
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What is the optimal rate of antibiotic prescribing in populations and how much can we improve prescribing? Congratulations to Julie Wu, @DrKevinSchwartz and team for this modified Delphi study. #TOPHC2019 @TOPHCtweets
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Evaluating Messiness of Healthy Built Environment Policy Development: Using Contribution Analysis to Assess What Worked. Analysis shows multi-sectoral collaborations are essential for increasing community capacity. @HPEPublicHealth
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