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Hi all - apologies for cross posting. I'm doing a small review of the literature for the New Zealand government about the use of HIA in policy settings. In particular examining: * The reasons agencies picked up, or did not pick up policy level HIA * The positive and negative experiences that agencies had in undertaking policy level HIA * The impact HIA has had on the policy process Below I've listed all the documents that I've come across that look like they'll be useful, and I'd appreciate any feedback on others you think may be useful that I've missed out so far? Also, because the literature is probably not the best place to answer this question, I'm also going to supplement the literature review by sending out a very short questionnaire (10 minutes max) to pick people's brains around the use of policy level HIA. If you'd like to receive this please let me know. Many thanks Rob Quigley P.S. this is part of a programme of work to inform the Minister of Health in New Zealand about need for a HIA unit to be set up to drive forward policy level HIA. Fingers crossed. UK * Evaluation of four HIAs on the Draft Mayoral Strategies for London. * HIA as an agent of policy change: improving the health impacts of the mayor of London's draft transport strategy. * HIA in the West Midlands: A managerial view. * Better Policy Making: Supplementary Guidance on Integrated Policy Appraisal in DTLR. England. * Policy appraisal and health. Department of Health, UK. * HIA. Concepts, theory, techniques and applications. Book edited by Kemm et al. * HIA: A tool for healthy public policy. Kemm. * A prospective HIA of MERITS * Policy context for HIA in Ireland and Northern Ireland. IPH. * HIA, a baseline report for Ireland and Northern Ireland. IPH. * HIA, piloting the process in Scotland. SNAP. Canada * HEALTH IMPACT ASSESSMENT AS A TOOL FOR POPULATION HEALTH PROMOTION AND PUBLIC POLICY - Health Canada. Sweden * The need for Health Impact Assessment. Screening the terms of reference of Swedish official government reports. NIPH. * Health Impact Assessment in Sweden. EuroHealth article. EU and WHO * Health Impact Assessment In government policy-making: Developments in Wales. A case study. WHO ECHP. Policy Learning Curve Series. * Strategies for institutionalizing HIA. WHO ECHP. Policy Learning Curve Series. * Ensuring a high level of health protection: A practical guide. EU. * Health impact assessment and government policymaking in European countries: A position report. Welsh Assembly Government. * Developing health impact assessment in the European Union. In WHO bulletin. * Health Impact Assessment of the EU Common Agricultural Policy. A NIPH Policy report. * Health Impact Assessments as part of Strategic Environment Assessments. WHO Europe. * Experience with HIA at national policy level in the Netherlands. A case study. WHO ECHP Policy Learning Curve Series. * POLICY HEALTH IMPACT ASSESSMENT FOR THE EUROPEAN UNION: FINAL PROJECT REPORT. IMPACT et al. * Health impact assessment in international development assistance: the World Bank experience. In WHO bulletin. * HIA, How to start the process and make it last. In WHO bulletin. * Conducting an HIA of the effect of accession to the EU on national agriculture and food policy in Slovenia. EIAR journal. * Exploring the relation between evidence and decision making. A political-administrative approach to HIA. * Gothenburg Consensus Paper. Australia * Current thinking in the development of HIA in Australia * HIA: A tool for policy development in Australia. Deakin Uni. Thailand * Development of health impact assessment in Thailand: recent experiences and challenges. * The contribution of HIA development to healthy public policy formulation in Thailand. General * Glossary, Healthy Public Policy. Milio, N. * Making healthy public policy. Milio, N. * Setting the stage for HIA. Ratner, Green, Frankish, et al. Robert Quigley Q-Research & Assessment Ltd PO Box 7374 Wellington New Zealand Email: [log in to unmask] Website: http://www.qra.co.nz Phone: +64 (0)4 386 3557 Fax : +64 (0)4 386 3558 Mobile: +64 (0)21 150 8329