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Population Health Perspectives

This presentation by Marc-André Maranda, Director of Public Health, examines key trends in the evolution of population health. It highlights the challenges posed by an aging population, persistent poverty, and rising mental health issues, along with the important role of youth engagement. Additionally, it explores the impact of globalization and the need for intersectorial approaches in health services. Despite slow progress in prevention strategies, there is hope for increased community involvement and youth-led initiatives aimed at improving health and well-being.

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Population Health Perspectives

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  1. Population Health Perspectives Trends in the evolution of the population’s health status Trends in organizations offering prevention services Marc-André Maranda Director of Public Health Ministère de la santé et des services sociaux CHSSN March 27, 2008

  2. Trends in the Evolution of the Population’s Health Status • Aging of the population: A problematic burden or manageable phenomenon • Poverty is stable, growing inequalities • Lack of knowledge regarding ways to prevent mental health problems,which are currently on the rise • M/F: Similar life expectancy • Youth: Concerns and many hopes

  3. Trends in Organizations Offering Prevention Services • Social policies – globalization – economy – sharing of wealth • As opposed to traditional silos: Intersectoriality is having more and more of an impact • The very slow progress being made in carving an adequate place for prevention in the health and social services network • A note of hope: Youth and their causes (sustainable development – access to education – quality of life…) • And the communities?: More commitment and involvement???

  4. Thank you for your attention

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