PRACTITIONER SHOWCASE

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This page is for you HIA practitioners to showcase yourselves and your professional work by linking to your personal or organisation website, a webpage of your past work, your LinkedIn, Facebook or Twitter profile.

Please try and keep your profile under 100 words and put more on your personal website or wiki page. That way we can fit a lot more profiles on this page.

Country	Name and organisation (and photo if you want to!)	Interests and personal page link

England (UK)	Salim Vohra Centre for Health Impact Assessment, Institute of Occupational Medicine	I'm interested in the relationship between risk, health and the environment. How we perceive, think about and deal with them. I see HIA as a public health science that brings together epidemiological, sociological and community development knowledge and practice and applies them to the real world context of societal and community policy and decision-making. Checkout: www.linkedin.com/in/salimvohra www.facebook.com/salim.vohra www.iom-world.org twitter.com/iomworld

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Welcome! This wiki is about health impact assessment (HIA). HIA is the systematic prediction, prioritisation and management of the likely positive and negative health and wellbeing impacts of new plans and projects.

This wiki is for anyone interested in population and neighbourhood health and wellbeing; healthy urban planning and development; and the practice and quality assurance of HIA. It is particularly useful for residents concerned about a proposed plan or development; HIA practitioners; public and environmental health professionals; designers, planners, developers and consultants; and policy and decision-makers.

The aim of this wiki website is to enable you to:

i) Easily access key guides, tool, reports and other resources on HIA in a convenient, relevant and informative way.

ii) Discuss health, wellbeing and health impact assessment in an informal and insightful way.

iii) Contribute and be a member of this wiki by registering yourself and adding new documents and new links, repairing broken links and creating new themes and pages. The beauty of wiki is that anyone and everyone can get involved in updating and adding to the knowledge and information on this site.

Wikis are websites that anyone can help to change, improve and update (without having any programming skills). So browse the site, search the resources, register yourself and help to build a living, dynamic, collaborative and community owned resource that enhances and develops HIA theory and practice internationally.

Alternatively if you have any ideas or suggestions to improve this site then email me at drsalimvohra (at) gmail (dot) org.

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