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Risk Assessment, Impact Assessment, and Evaluation,all be ensured at the definition and implementation of all Community policies activities.” The strategy of “Health in All Policies” (HiAP), adopted at the Finnish European Union (EU) Council Presidency in 2006, has become increasingly important in Europe as governments realize that reducing inequali

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Top-Down Policy Risk Assessment,y risk assessment. The main idea was that the systematic analysis of complex impact schemes requires the description of the “full chain” of causal pathways considering all levels of causality in an integrated manner. The analysis should proceed from the top to the bottom of the causal chain, i.e. fr

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Quantification of Health Risks,tionalize these concepts, especially in quantitative terms, difficulties emerge. Within the field of Public Health, correspondingly, both qualitative and quantitative approaches are established, and they are often used to complement each other..This chapter concerns quantitative approaches in risk a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-8597-1health impact assessment; health impact modeling; policy development and public health; policy risk ass

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