Titlebook: Health Impact Assessment in the United States; Catherine L. Ross,Marla Orenstein,Nisha Botchwey Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media

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Scopinge HIA while identifying potential hurdles and opportunities. The scoping process involves defining how the HIA will be managed and resourced; identifying which health issues will be carried forward into the assessment; and determining the methods that will be used for analyzing impacts. This chapter

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Assessment potentially affected populations. A number of helpful resources are provided within the chapter to guide the reader through acquisition of health-related data that may be relevant for baseline conditions. The next step in assessment focuses on determining the likely impacts or predicting how baseli

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Reporting and Disseminationormation for different audiences and identifies pros and cons of different report formats including a formal report, executive summary, community report, briefing report, and inclusion in an environmental impact assessment. The chapter then discusses approaches to disseminating the results and revie

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Evaluations advance the evidence base on the value of HIA, provides guidance for improvement in the conduct of future HIAs, and demonstrates accountability of the HIA practitioners to funders and stakeholders. The chapter describes the purpose, methods, and results of the evaluation step in HIA. Formative and

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Book 2014unicating findings effectively to decision-makers and stakeholders. The book‘s expert coverage includes:.The importance of HIA to policy development..Introduction to public health, community planning, and health assessment..Overview of the core concepts of HIA, with illustrative examples..Step-by-st