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Health committee  There's a lot of interest in and work going on around patient navigation for a number of diseases, Alzheimer's being one of them, cardiovascular disease being another. Conversations are going on about patient navigation and where it fits. I will undertake to find out more about t

October 5th, 2011Committee meeting

Kim Elmslie

October 5th, 2011Committee meeting

Kim Elmslie

Health committee  My pleasure.

October 5th, 2011Committee meeting

Kim Elmslie

Health committee  I would say we are about average if we compare with World Health Organization statistics. Again, comparisons are difficult to make, because people count these things differently.

October 5th, 2011Committee meeting

Kim Elmslie

Health committee  At the federal level, we have the integrated strategy on healthy living and chronic disease. That strategy addresses healthy living across the lifespan. It includes a specific emphasis on seniors--for instance, in the area of falls prevention. It focuses on cancer, diabetes, and

October 5th, 2011Committee meeting

Kim Elmslie

Health committee  It's a simple question with a not so simple answer. What I would say is that about five years ago, the neurological health charities came to us at the Public Health Agency of Canada and said “We really need information. We really need this neurological longitudinal study to under

October 5th, 2011Committee meeting

Kim Elmslie

Health committee  Certainly the results of that study are going to be foundational to decisions about what we need to do going forward.

October 5th, 2011Committee meeting

Kim Elmslie

Health committee  That would be great. Thank you so much.

October 5th, 2011Committee meeting

Kim Elmslie

Health committee  It's hard to make comparisons with other countries, because oftentimes the way we count chronic diseases will differ. Generally speaking, however, our rates of chronic diseases are comparable with other developed countries, such as the U.S., the U.K., and Australia. We don't kn

October 5th, 2011Committee meeting

Kim Elmslie

Health committee  For chronic disease we have a number of surveillance systems in place. We have paid a lot of attention to them in terms of integrating them so that we get information on not only the disease outcomes themselves but also the risk factors for the disease and some of the conditions

October 5th, 2011Committee meeting

Kim Elmslie

Health committee  Thank you very much for those excellent questions. I think we're all struggling with the issues you've talked about. Let me address the neurological health population study and what it can tell us. The study will look at impact and will project impact out over the next 20 years

October 5th, 2011Committee meeting

Kim Elmslie

Health committee  No, it is not.

October 5th, 2011Committee meeting

Kim Elmslie

Health committee  Thank you so much. First, I want to start by thanking the committee for inviting us here today. I can't tell you what a pleasure it is for the Public Health Agency of Canada to come to this room and to speak with you and to share with you many of the things we are doing in the

October 5th, 2011Committee meeting

Kim Elmslie

Health committee  I believe at your meeting next week you'll hear more detail on physical activity and what we're doing in that regard. For now, suffice it to say that the ministers of health at the federal-provincial-territorial level work with their counterparts in sport, physical activity, and

February 1st, 2011Committee meeting

Kim Elmslie

Health committee  Amateur sport.

February 1st, 2011Committee meeting

Kim Elmslie