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Louise Potvin

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Université de Montréal

Canada

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Professor Louise Potvin is a faculty member at Université de Montréal in Canada. Her research focuses on public health, health equity, and intersectoral action, with recent work exploring community practices and systemic interventions. She has contributed to various studies on topics including mental health determinants in Indigenous populations, health-promoting school cultures, and systematic reviews on nutritional deficiencies. Additionally, she has been involved in editorial efforts related to public health during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Head of Department of Psychosocial Rehabilitation

Medical University of Lodz

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The street as transdisciplinary infrastructure: real world labs in One Urban Health—well-being corner shops in Québec, Canada

Diet Quality Among Migrant Food Banks Users and the Role of Food Skills

Strengthening the Capacity for Health Promotion: Reflections on Forty Years Since the Ottawa Charter

Mobiliser l’action en faveur de la promotion de la santé dans le paysage géopolitique actuel

Mobilising health promotion action in current geopolitical landscapes

Movilizar la acción de la promoción de la salud en los escenarios geopolíticos actuales

Community-based social assistance programs and household food insecurity among de novo food-aid seekers in Quebec, Canada

Association between food security status and dietary patterns in a cohort of first-time food-aid users

Characterizing Profiles of Alternative Food Source Utilization Among New Food Bank Users in Urban, Semi-Urban, and Rural Settings in Quebec (Canada)

Trajectories of food bank use among new users in Quebec, Canada: Evidence from the pathways study

Beyond hunger: The health costs of Canada's charitable food model

Influencing practices of civil society-led intersectoral networks to improve living environments in the Montreal setting

Response to: Beyond hunger: The health costs of Canada's charitable food model (SEP,10.17269/s41997-025-01103-8, 2025)

Develop an agenda for the future of health promotion research

HIV and related health inequities affecting Black communities in Canada: Towards transformative understanding and action

Setting the health promotion research agenda for the future

WHO Cares?!?: Prioritising Health Promotion for Global Health Equity Advancement

What research for the future of health promotion?

Les pratiques de l’action intersectorielle locale pour l’équité en santé : étude du cas Quartier nourricier de la Corporation de développement communautaire Centre-Sud à Montréal

Editor’s Note: Closure of CJPH Special Section on COVID-19,Note de la rédactrice : Clôture de la section spéciale de la RCSP sur la COVID-19

From Research Data to Intervention Models: Intervening with All Stakeholders,Des données de la recherche aux modèles d’interventions: intervenir avec toutes les parties prenantes

Global, regional and national prevalence of copper, selenium and zinc deficiencies in women of childbearing age: protocol for systematic review and meta-analysis

Health-Promoting School Culture: How Do We Measure it and Does it Vary by School Neighborhood Deprivation?*

Housing as a determinant of Inuit mental health: associations between improved housing measures and decline in psychological distress after rehousing in Nunavut and Nunavik

It’s time to make room for the next: a look back at the last ten years of the Canadian Journal of Public Health : Il est temps de laisser la place au suivant/à la suivante : regard sur les dix dernières années de la Revue canadienne de santé publique

Two strategies used by local intersectoral networks to create healthier environments: a cross-case analysis in the Montreal urban setting

The Pathways study: a cohort study of new food-aid users in rural, semi urban, and urban areas of Quebec, Canada

A midrange theory of local cross-sector action based on the actor-network theory

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Erica Di Ruggiero

Genevieve Mercille

Mabel Carabali

Rosanne Blanchet

Michèle Bouchard

Angèle Bilodeau

Marie-Pierre Sylvestre

Mylene Riva

Paola Ardiles

Yan Kestens

Mireille Schnitzer

Mélissa Di Sante

Magdalena Wrzesińska

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