Research Poster

responding to climate and environmental change impacts on human health via integrated surveillance in the circumpolar north: A systematic realist review

Sawatzky et al. (2017) Poster Presentation, ArcticNet Annual Scientific Meeting. First Place in Graduate Student Poster Competition, Health & Social Sciences. — Sawatzky et al. (2017) Poster Presentation, ArcticNet Annual Scientific Meeting. *First Place in Graduate Student Poster Competition, Health & Social Sciences.*

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Next Steps

And, finally, some recommendations and opportunities for future study to continue this important dialogue.

Key Message 1

The wide range and diversity of integrated surveillance systems described in the literature can help guide and target evidence-based public health responses in support of climate change adaptation in the North.

Key Message 2

Our findings offer insight into how these systems can be designed to be more responsive to public health concerns within rapidly shifting Northern environments.

Visual Summary

Here is a visual summary of the structural, relational, and processual components that enhanced and enabled attributes and activities of integrated surveillance systems in the North.