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      외국에서의 건강불평등 개선을 위한 노력: 건강영향평가, 건강도시 = Introduction of Health Impact Assessment and Health Cities as a Tool for Tackling Health Inequality

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      In order to reduce the health inequalities within a society changes need to be made in broad health determinants and their distribution in the population. It has been expected that the Health impact assessment(HIA) and Healthy Cities can provide opportunities and useful means for changing social policy and environment related with the broad health determinants in developed countries. HIA is any combination of procedures or methods by which a proposed 4P(policy, plan, program, project) may be judged as to the effects it may have on the health of a population. Healthy city is one that is continually creating and improving those physical and social environments and expanding those community resources which enable people to mutually support each other in performing all the functions of life and in developing to their maximum potential. In Korea, social and academic interest regarding the HIA and Healthy Cities has been growing recently but the need of HIA and Healthy Cities in the perspective of reducing health inequality was not introduced adequately. So we reviewed the basic concepts and methods of the HIA and Healthy Cities, and its possible contribution to reducing health inequalities. We concluded that though the concepts and methods of the HIA and Healthy Cities are relatively new and still in need of improvement, they will be useful in approaching the issue of health inequality in Korea.
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      In order to reduce the health inequalities within a society changes need to be made in broad health determinants and their distribution in the population. It has been expected that the Health impact assessment(HIA) and Healthy Cities can provide oppor...

      In order to reduce the health inequalities within a society changes need to be made in broad health determinants and their distribution in the population. It has been expected that the Health impact assessment(HIA) and Healthy Cities can provide opportunities and useful means for changing social policy and environment related with the broad health determinants in developed countries. HIA is any combination of procedures or methods by which a proposed 4P(policy, plan, program, project) may be judged as to the effects it may have on the health of a population. Healthy city is one that is continually creating and improving those physical and social environments and expanding those community resources which enable people to mutually support each other in performing all the functions of life and in developing to their maximum potential. In Korea, social and academic interest regarding the HIA and Healthy Cities has been growing recently but the need of HIA and Healthy Cities in the perspective of reducing health inequality was not introduced adequately. So we reviewed the basic concepts and methods of the HIA and Healthy Cities, and its possible contribution to reducing health inequalities. We concluded that though the concepts and methods of the HIA and Healthy Cities are relatively new and still in need of improvement, they will be useful in approaching the issue of health inequality in Korea.

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      참고문헌 (Reference)

      1 AFHC, "Your Map to a Healthy City-For a World Full of Life" Manila: WPRO 2004

      2 Kemm J, "What is HIA? Introduction and overview" Oxford: Oxford University Press 4-5, 2005

      3 Mindell J, "What do need for robust, quantitative health impact assessment" 23 (23): 173-178, 2001

      4 Earth Summit - Agenda 21, "United Nations Division for Sustainable Development" United Nations; 1993

      5 Rose G, "The strategy of Preventive Medicine" Oxford University Press 51-52, 1993

      6 Kemm J, "The development of HIA" Oxford: Oxford University Press 16-17, 2005

      7 Scott-Samuel A, "The Merseyside Guidelines for Health Impact Assessment, 2nd ed." Liverpool: International Health Impact Assessment Consortium 2001

      8 Awofeso N, "The Healthy Cities approachreflections on a framework for improving global health" 81 (81): 222-223, 2003

      9 Kickbusch I, "The Contribution of the World Health Organization to a new public health and health promotion" 93 (93): 383-388, 2003

      10 Whitehead M, "Tackling Inequalities: A Review of Policy Initiative" 22-52, 1995

      1 AFHC, "Your Map to a Healthy City-For a World Full of Life" Manila: WPRO 2004

      2 Kemm J, "What is HIA? Introduction and overview" Oxford: Oxford University Press 4-5, 2005

      3 Mindell J, "What do need for robust, quantitative health impact assessment" 23 (23): 173-178, 2001

      4 Earth Summit - Agenda 21, "United Nations Division for Sustainable Development" United Nations; 1993

      5 Rose G, "The strategy of Preventive Medicine" Oxford University Press 51-52, 1993

      6 Kemm J, "The development of HIA" Oxford: Oxford University Press 16-17, 2005

      7 Scott-Samuel A, "The Merseyside Guidelines for Health Impact Assessment, 2nd ed." Liverpool: International Health Impact Assessment Consortium 2001

      8 Awofeso N, "The Healthy Cities approachreflections on a framework for improving global health" 81 (81): 222-223, 2003

      9 Kickbusch I, "The Contribution of the World Health Organization to a new public health and health promotion" 93 (93): 383-388, 2003

      10 Whitehead M, "Tackling Inequalities: A Review of Policy Initiative" 22-52, 1995

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      21 Macaulay AC, "Participatory research maximises community and Lay involvement" 319 (319): 774-778, 1999

      22 Wright J, "Participation in health impact assessment: objectives, methods and core values" 83 (83): 58-63, 2005

      23 Price C, "Our Cities, Our Future: Policies and Action Plans for Health and Sustainable Development" Copenhagen: WHO Regional Office for Europe 1996

      24 In, "Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion" who;1986

      25 Cole BL, "Methodologies for realizing the potential of health impact assessment" 28 (28): 382-389, 2005

      26 Sung JH, "Lung cancer, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and air pollution" 30 (30): 585-598, 1997

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      28 Health Development Agency, "Introducing Health Impact Assessment: Informing the Decision-making Process" London: Health Development Agency 2-6, 2002

      29 Kim IS, "Integrated approaches of health impact assessment as part of environmental assessment in Korea" 15 (15): 309-322, 2006

      30 Acheson D, "Independent Inquiry into Inequalities in Health" London: The Stationery Office 1998

      31 Kim JH, "In Search of a Korean Healthy Cities Model" 1st Gangnam International Healty Cities symposium 2007

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      33 Center for Urban Health Healthy Cities Project, "Healthy Cities Makes a Difference" Copenhagen: WHO Regional Office for Europe 2000

      34 International Healthy Cities Conference, "Healthy Cities Around the World an Overview of the Healthy Cities Movement in the Six WHO Regions" Belfast: World Health Organization 2003

      35 WHO, "Healthy Cities Around the World" Copenhagen: WHO Region Office for Europe 2003

      36 Smith GD, "Health inequalities among British civil servants" 58-59, lancet1991;338

      37 Mindell J, "Health impact assessment as an agent of policy change: Improving the health impacts of the mayor of London’s draft transport strategy" 58 (58): 169-174, 2004

      38 Parry J, "Health impact assessment and the consideration of health inequalities" 25 (25): 243-245, 2003

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      47 Taylor L, "Health Impact Assessment: A Review of Review" 9-10, 2002

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      55 Douglas MJ, "Developing principles for health impact assessment" 23 (23): 148-154, 2000

      56 Moon OR, "Conference for Making Healthy Cities" 1996

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      58 Lee BE, "Air pollution exposure and health effects in fetus" 37 (37): 291-299, 2004

      59 Douglas M, "Addressing health inequalities in health impact assessment" 55 (55): 450-451, 2001

      60 Copenhagen, "Action for Health in Cities WHO Region Office for Europe; 1994"

      61 Mindell, "A glossary for health impact assessment" 57 (57): 647-651, 2003

      62 Mcgrath M, "A dialogue on healthy communities- past, present and future" 87 (87): 1-2, 1998

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