Dominique Guillaume, Rhoda Moise, Joyline Chepkorir, Kamila Alexander, Maria Luisa Alcaide, Rasheeta Chandler, Claire Rolland, Natalie Pierre-Joseph
Sociodemographics and health-literacy as predictors of cervical cancer screening practices among Haitian women: A secondary data analysis of 2016-17 DHS surveys
PLOS global public health
2008 public health agency canadas phacs core competencies public health canada canadian core competencies outline skills attitudes knowledge essential practice public health core competencies represent important part public health practice workforce development education canada internationally however core competencies considered outdated facing calls review expansion revision examine literature public health competencies identify opportunities recommendations consideration reviewing updating canadian core competencies narrative literature review included 4 components 3 literature searches conducted 2021 2022 using similar search strategies well analysis competency frameworks comparable jurisdictions 3 searches conducted collaboration health library identify core competencyrelevant scholarly gray literature published english since 2007 reference lists sources identified also reviewed data extraction process one researcher screened source extracted competencyrelevant information categorized data key findings identifying 2392 scholarly gray literature sources 166 competencyrelevant sources included review findings sources synthesized 3 main areas 1 competency framework methodology structure 2 competencies add 3 competencies modify findings demonstrate updates canadas core competencies needed overdue recommendations support process include establishing formal governance structure competencies regular review revision implementation well ensuring priority topics applicable across competency categories integrated overarching themes limitations evidence include potential lack applicability generalizability canadian context well biases associated narrative literature review methodology