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Health committee  Please do.

October 5th, 2011Committee meeting

Kim Elmslie

Health committee  Sure. Prevention needs to become the norm when we think about health care. The prevention declaration has become the foundational piece that's guiding our federal, provincial, and territorial work. It's strong, and everyone has bought into it. Internationally, people are looking

October 5th, 2011Committee meeting

Kim Elmslie

Health committee  I'll have to give you the short answer: no. We don't have good data.

October 5th, 2011Committee meeting

Kim Elmslie

Health committee  Yes. In our surveillance work, that's exactly what we're doing. We're identifying where the gaps in data are and how we can do a better job of filling those gaps. For instance, in the context of our aboriginal populations, we are in a partnership with the Métis Nation of Canada

October 5th, 2011Committee meeting

Kim Elmslie

Health committee  That's a really good point you're making and is something that comes up repeatedly in our conversations with the agri-food sector. We have worked with the Canadian Agri-Food Policy Institute to determine how we can encourage consumption of local food. There's certainly an intere

October 5th, 2011Committee meeting

Kim Elmslie

Health committee  I would say that there are not particular diseases. The fact is that the incidence of diseases like diabetes and cancer, which are driven by risk factors of overweight and obesity, physical inactivity, and unhealthy eating, are more common in these populations because they can do

October 5th, 2011Committee meeting

Kim Elmslie

Health committee  I'd be glad to, and thanks a lot for the question. It's really important. I keep coming back to the notion that what we're really trying to do is build prevention into our norm and change our approach from thinking about the health care system to thinking about a health system i

October 5th, 2011Committee meeting

Kim Elmslie

Health committee  Sure. On the issue of how we partner with provinces and territories, when the Public Health Agency of Canada was created, an entity called the Pan-Canadian Public Health Network was created. That council is a partnership of the federal, provincial, and territorial governments. T

October 5th, 2011Committee meeting

Kim Elmslie

Health committee  Thank you. That's a really important question. In the context of the federal role, we're not directly creating those spaces, but through our partnerships and through our support to community organizations and to community work being focused on seniors, that's happening. So many

October 5th, 2011Committee meeting

Kim Elmslie

Health committee  I think I'll start by saying that with regard to what the agency does to help seniors prevent and manage chronic diseases, we do that in partnership with a variety of other organizations--I mentioned some of them--but also, of course, and really importantly, with the provinces an

October 5th, 2011Committee meeting

Kim Elmslie

Health committee  I don't know the answer to that.

October 5th, 2011Committee meeting

Kim Elmslie

Health committee  I will do that. That will make it much easier.

October 5th, 2011Committee meeting

Kim Elmslie

Health committee  Okay, good question. Let me see if I have that number with me…. I may have it, which would be great.

October 5th, 2011Committee meeting

Kim Elmslie

Health committee  There may be some aspects of that I'll need to get back to you on.

October 5th, 2011Committee meeting

Kim Elmslie

Health committee  Okay. I'm going to take all of that information back and table a response with the committee.

October 5th, 2011Committee meeting

Kim Elmslie