The first five years: public health and the Canadian Public Health Association, 1910-1915.

摘要

The first years of the Canadian Public Health Association, from 1910 through the first year of World War I, were a period of shifting public health challenges and the emergence of a distinctive and cohesive Canadian approach to managing them. Driven by the vision and work of a fairly small group of dedicated public health leaders, this half-decade saw rapid growth of the Association, along with remarkably intense activity in the development of Canada's public health infrastructure, especially at the provincial level.