Traduction de «Alberta Health Disciplines Board » (Anglais → Français) :

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Alberta Health Disciplines Board
Alberta Health Disciplines Board

Health Disciplines Board
Conseil des sciences de la santé

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[357] Unless specified otherwise, the information contained in this section is based on the following documents: Provincial Mental Health Planning Project, Advancing the Mental Health Agenda – A Provincial Mental Health Plan for Alberta, April 2004; Alberta Children and Youth Initiative, Children’s Mental Health Initiative, Fact Sheet, February 2004; Alberta Mental Health Board, Brief to the Committee, 2003; Alberta Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health, Partnership, Participation, Innovation – A Blueprint for Reform, March 2003; Alberta Health and Wellness, “Transition Underway to Fewer Health Regions, Integrated Mental Health”, News Release, 23 January 2003; Alberta Mental Health Board, Business Plan, 2002-2005, 2002; Information on the website of the Alberta Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission (www.aadac.com).
À moins d’indication contraire, les renseignements contenus dans la présente section proviennent des documents suivants : Provincial Mental Health Planning Project, Advancing the Mental Health Agenda – A Provincial Mental Health Plan for Alberta, avril 2004; Alberta Children and Youth Initiative, Children’s Mental Health Initiative, fiche d’information, février 2004; Alberta Mental Health Board, Brief to the Committee, 2003; Alberta Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health, Partnership, Participation, Innovation – A Blueprint for Reform, mars 2003; Alberta Health and Wellness, « Transition Underway to Fewer Health Regions, Integrated Mental Health », Communiqué de presse, 23 janvier 2003; Alberta Mental Health Board, Business Plan, 2002-2005, 2002; renseignements obtenus sur le site Internet de la Alberta Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission (www.aadac.com).

[364] Information based on the following documents: Department of Health, Strategic Directions for Nova Scotia’s Mental Health System, Government of Nova Scotia, February 2003; Elliot M. Goldner, Synthesis Series – Mental Health, Sharing the Learning: The Health Transition Fund, Government of Canada, 2002; Government of Newfoundland and Labrador, Valuing Mental Health – A Framework to Support the Development of a Provincial Mental Health Policy for Newfoundland and Labrador, September 2001; Minister’s Advisory Council on Mental Health, Moving Forward, Annual Report, Government of British Columbia, 2001; Ministry of Health, Making It Happen – Operational Framework for the Delivery of Mental Health Services and Supports, Government of Ontario, 1999; Comité de la santé mentale du Québec, Défis – De la Reconfiguration des Services de Santé Mentale, Gouvernement du Québec, October 1997; Health Systems Research Unit, Clarke Institute of Psychiatry, Best Practices in Mental Health Reform, Discussion Paper Prepared for the Federal/Provincial/Territorial Advisory Network on Mental Health, 1997; Alberta Mental Health Board, Building A Better Future – A Community Approach to Mental Health, Government of Alberta, March 1995.
[364] Les renseignements présentés ici proviennent des documents suivants : Department of Health, Strategic Directions for Nova Scotia’s Mental Health System, gouvernement de la Nouvelle-Écosse, février 2003; Elliot M. Goldner, Série de rapports de synthèse – La santé mentale, De la connaissance à la pratique – Le fonds pour l’adaptation de services de santé, gouvernement du Canada, 2002; gouvernement de Terre-Neuve et du Labrador, Valuing Mental Health – A Framework to Support the Development of a Provincial Mental Health Policy for Newfoundland and Labrador, septembre 2001; Minister’s Advisory Council on Mental Health, Moving Forward, Rapport annuel, gouvernement de la Colombie-Britannique, 2001; ministère de la Santé, Franchir les étapes : Cadre de prestation des services de santé mentale et des services de soutien connexes, gouvernement de l’Ontario, 1999; Comité de la santé mentale du Québec, Défis – De la Reconfiguration des Services de Santé Mentale, gouvernement du Québec, octobre 1997; Unité de recherche de systèmes de santé, Clarke Institute of Psychiatry, Best Practices in Mental Health Reform, document de travail préparé pour le Réseau consultatif fédéral/provincial/territorial sur la santé mentale, 1997; Alberta Mental Health Board, Building A Better Future – A Community Approach to Mental Health, gouvernement de l’Alberta, mars 1995.

What do the following organizations have in common: the Vancouver Board of Trade; the Canadian Nurses Association; the Canadian Institute of Planners; the Chinese Canadian National Council; the Town of Halton Hills, which is Mr. Chong's town; the Canadian Association for Business Economics; the Ontario Council of Agencies Serving Immigrants; the Canada West Foundation; the Co-operative Housing Federation of Canada; the Canadian Federation of Independent Business; the Canadian Labour Congress; Alberta Health Services; the United Way of Canada; the Canadian Jewish Congress; the Canadian Public Health Association; the Chamber of Commerce in Burlington, Ontario, which is Mr. Wallace's town; the Canadian Council on Social Development; the Canadian Economics Association; the Governments of Ontario, Manitoba, Quebec, and Prince Edward Island; the Government of Nunavut; the Canadian Medical Association; the Toronto Board of Trade; the Canadian Association of Midwives; the Corporation of the County of Simcoe; the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops; the Canadian Chamber of Commerce; the Royal Society of Canada; the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada; the Ukrainian Canadian Congress; the cities of Edmonton—which is Mr. Lake's town—Fredericton, Ottawa, Toronto, and Victoria?
Qu'ont toutes ces organisations en commun: le Vancouver Board of Trade; l'Association des infirmières et infirmiers du Canada; l'Institut canadien des urbanistes; le Conseil national des Canadiens chinois; la municipalité d'Halton Hills, d'où vient M. Chong; l'Association canadienne de sciences économiques et des affaires; l'Ontario Council of Agencies Serving Immigrants; la Canada West Foundation; la Co-operative Housing Federation of Canada; la Fédération canadienne de l'entreprise indépendante; le Congrès du travail du Canada; Alberta Health Services; Centraide Canada; le Congrès juif canadien; l'Association canadienne de santé publique; la Chambre de commerce de Burlington, en Ontario, d'où vient M. Wallace; le Conseil canadien de développement social; l'Association canadienne d'économique; les gouvernements de l'Ontario, du Manitoba, du Québec et de l'Île-du-Prince-Édouard; le gouvernement du Nunavut; l'Association médicale canadienne; la Chambre de commerce de Toronto; l'Association canadienne des sages-femmes; le comté de Simcoe; la Conférence des évêques catholiques du Canada; la Chambre de commerce du Canada; la Société royale du Canada; l'Alliance évangélique du Canada; le Congrès des Ukrainiens Canadiens; les villes d'Edmonton—d'où vient M. Lake—, de Fredericton, d'Ottawa, de Toronto et de Victoria?

If one looks at what Alberta Health and Wellness is saying and at what the Alberta Cancer Board is saying, it was just a rogue study by Dr. O'Connor, I guess.
Si l'on se fie à ce que disent l'Alberta Health and Wellness et l'Alberta Cancer Board, l'étude du Dr O'Connor n'est pas fiable.

On my right is Steve Hrudey, an engineer in a public health faculty and now chairman of the Alberta Environmental Appeals Board.
À ma droite, vous avez Steve Hrudey, ingénieur d'un établissement de santé publique et le nouveau président de la Commission d'appels de l'environnement de l'Alberta.