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trigram	frequency
as well as	231
the united states	169
in order to	129
determinants of health	126
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social determinants of	100
the importance of	88
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the need for	76
the public health	76
the context of	74
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the development of	66
the role of	65
to climate change	64
of the population	63
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a number of	59
and public health	55
is the author	54
to display the	54
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the preprint in	53
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license to display	53
the author funder	53
preprint in perpetuity	53
medrxiv a license	53
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a license to	53
display the preprint	53
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as a result	51
of health and	49
world health organization	49
in canada and	48
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health and social	48
climate change and	47
the lack of	46
the copyright holder	46
this version posted	45
which was not	45
holder for this	45
public health agency	45
the effect of	45
copyright holder for	45
in public health	44
of health care	44
by peer review	43
of the canadian	43
with respect to	43
was not certified	43
such as the	43
part of the	43
certified by peer	43
not certified by	43
well as the	43
health care system	43
need to be	42
the blood supply	42
to address the	41
a variety of	41
analysis of the	41
health agency of	41
acute respiratory syndrome	40
agency of canada	40
severe acute respiratory	40
some of the	40
parker et al	39
be used to	39
of the health	39
the risk of	39
the blood system	38
the effects of	37
the fact that	37
related to the	36
to the us	36
ems and essds	36
the health care	36
public health and	36
this this version	35
the federal government	35
for this this	35
version posted september	35
access to health	35
the needs of	35
a range of	34
in the first	34
in response to	34
the purpose of	34
a result of	33
all rights reserved	33
slough and mowat	33
more likely to	33
to public health	33
health care providers	33
the emergence of	33
as part of	33
the relationship between	32
canada and the	32
in health care	32
reuse allowed without	32
government of canada	32
according to the	32
aging in place	32
of this study	32
no reuse allowed	32
the health sector	32
allowed without permission	32
can be used	31
primary health care	31
the presence of	30
quality of life	30
ministry of health	30
a total of	30
the majority of	30
the university of	30
in the canadian	29
a public health	29
in relation to	29
there is no	29
of the covid	29
the health and	29
of the pandemic	29
a series of	29
a review of	29
the results of	29
understanding of the	29
brand et al	28
around the world	28
health of the	28
the prevalence of	28
the nature of	28
of the public	28
at the time	28
the need to	27
this study was	27
and social services	27
the potential to	27
was used to	27
children and families	27
a focus on	27
in nova scotia	27
in the past	27
an increase in	27
because of the	27
in the usa	26
associated with a	26
to health care	26
the end of	26
of the study	26
health and well	26
the distribution of	26
the implementation of	26
in this study	26
is important to	26
the world health	26
the absence of	26
to respond to	26
during the covid	26
study was to	26
were used to	25
to understand the	25
response to the	25
provinces and territories	25
to assess the	25
at the same	25
to ensure that	25
the rate of	25
to the health	25
the case of	25
the canadian blood	25
the same time	25
many of the	25
the precautionary principle	25
review of the	25
the process of	24
focus on the	24
for public health	24
and mental health	24
the provision of	24
in the world	24
the introduction of	24
and health care	24
to be a	24
members of the	24
provincial and territorial	24
of mask mandates	24
the ministry of	24
the concept of	24
changes in the	23
of health services	23
the cost of	23
the us and	23
health care in	23
healthy eating and	23
needs to be	23
the health system	23
the level of	23
in canada is	23
the face of	23
health care and	23
the united kingdom	23
in this paper	23
of general practice	23
of canada lynx	23
there has been	23
the quality of	23
health care services	23
the ability to	22
public health authorities	22
the effectiveness of	22
impact of the	22
each of the	22
led to the	22
the ability of	22
of nova scotia	22
number of cases	22
needs of the	22
it is important	22
likely to be	22
new york city	22
nature of the	22
and in the	22
of the most	21
morbidity and mortality	21
development of a	21
the evolution of	21
is expected to	21
poster sessions v	21
fruits and vegetables	21
pandemic influenza plan	21
of a pandemic	21
of hepatitis a	21
health care for	21
in the community	21
united states and	21
to reduce the	21
is made available	21
in the face	21
in new york	21
in british columbia	21
travel to the	21
health and safety	21
to improve the	21
the availability of	21
the scope of	20
a is the	20
and the us	20
for health care	20
there was a	20
made available under	20
across the country	20
end of the	20
would like to	20
the course of	20
of the epidemic	20
of the virus	20
the creation of	20
the timing of	20
for the health	20
the field of	20
is an important	20
the richards model	20
and quality of	20
of the policy	20
an overview of	20
to determine the	20
during the pandemic	19
national health insurance	19
international license it	19
in urban areas	19
to meet the	19
in the right	19
to the covid	19
national health systems	19
it is made	19
the time of	19
in real time	19
purpose of this	19
public health competencies	19
health and health	19
rural and remote	19
that there is	19
the potential for	19
the extent to	19
per cent of	19
the success of	19
of the world	19
higher risk of	19
the determinants of	19
under a is	19
on the health	19
in developing countries	19
total number of	19
extent to which	19
at the provincial	19
most of the	19
health care systems	19
to increase the	19
to provide a	19
of the blood	19
the total number	19
license it is	19
of food insecurity	19
risk factors for	19
available under a	19
to deal with	19
are associated with	19
prior to the	18
number of deaths	18
in the case	18
the present study	18
is needed to	18
do not have	18
response to covid	18
public health emergency	18
to examine the	18
that they have	18
weekly case growth	18
with regard to	18
in the field	18
on the other	18
institutes of health	18
is one of	18
the usa and	18
health needs of	18
it is possible	18
levels of government	18
in which the	18
are likely to	18
usa and canada	18
in the future	17
to better understand	17
care in the	17
a case study	17
are needed to	17
of family care	17
of confirmed cases	17
in the same	17
has the potential	17
there is an	17
on climate change	17
associated with the	17
found to be	17
the proportion of	17
the increase in	17
be able to	17
in the short	17
to protect the	17
change in the	17
people who are	17
the snowshoe hare	17
over the past	17
are expected to	17
universal health insurance	17
size of the	17
mowat and slough	17
the notion of	16
the h n	16
vashon et al	16
less likely to	16
the city of	16
a set of	16
addition to the	16
snowshoe hare densities	16
appear to be	16
the impacts of	16
canadian blood services	16
of infectious diseases	16
it is not	16
mask mandates and	16
males and females	16
within the context	16
the province of	16
status of the	16
in the elderly	16
many of these	16
the size of	16
brand and keith	16
it would be	16
to the canadian	16
in the province	16
a need to	16
to account for	16
snowshoe hare density	16
nellis et al	16
compared to the	16
of the participants	16
and the health	16
to the public	16
can lead to	16
ways in which	16
the right place	16
fruit and vegetable	16
respond to the	16
that can be	16
health in canada	16
was associated with	16
public health in	16
that it is	16
is associated with	16
the safety of	16
public health units	16
the experience of	16
important role in	15
and access to	15
early stage of	15
and use of	15
of access to	15
depending on the	15
of the social	15
variation in the	15
will need to	15
of the first	15
incidence in canada	15
context of the	15
preparedness and response	15
result of the	15
and the united	15
onset to death	15
there have been	15
west nile virus	15
based on a	15
it is also	15
the burden of	15
wide range of	15
murray et al	15
that of the	15
the application of	15
and the need	15
to ensure the	15
attention to the	15
to identify the	15
of the general	15
canadian institutes of	15
the possibility of	15
of health in	15
we do not	15
to focus on	15
has been a	15
growth rate of	15
we need to	15
diseases such as	15
spread of the	15
as of april	15
all levels of	15
province of nova	15
emerging infectious diseases	15
the government of	15
a need for	15
impact of covid	15
may not be	15
of the time	15
in the blood	15
increase in the	15
at least one	15
included in the	15
in west africa	15
to identify and	15
in the event	15
the costs of	15
to estimate the	15
will not be	14
inclusive education policy	14
that have been	14
report of the	14
of health research	14
health status of	14
and lack of	14
has not been	14
of the precautionary	14
overview of the	14
the event of	14
provided by the	14
of aging in	14
for the future	14
to support the	14
with the exception	14
climate change in	14
a systematic review	14
that mask mandates	14
are more likely	14
have access to	14
used in the	14
much of the	14
from onset to	14
aging in the	14
during a pandemic	14
a function of	14
due to a	14
an influenza pandemic	14
in place to	14
and physical activity	14
the general population	14
need for a	14
affected by the	14
universal health coverage	14
from the canadian	14
to explore the	14
of this paper	14
the future of	14
quinn and thompson	14
as a whole	14
social and economic	14
it has been	14
there is also	14
data were collected	14
in canada are	14
of the model	13
the northwest territories	13
in the northwest	13
in some cases	13
the production of	13
of children and	13
at a time	13
is also a	13
of the research	13
is likely to	13
the urban poor	13
as opposed to	13
years of age	13
the politics of	13
formal and informal	13
the exception of	13
land and water	13
that they are	13
the objective of	13
to the united	13
roles and responsibilities	13
at all levels	13
and health promotion	13
lynx canadensis is	13
be used as	13
the canadian government	13
the extent of	13
eating and active	13
prevention and control	13
a wide range	13
results of the	13
in this context	13
age and sex	13
severe combined immunodeficiency	13
are able to	13
the range of	13
the state of	13
and active living	13
the general practice	13
mental health and	13
of severe acute	13
public health act	13
role in the	13
climate change on	13
at the end	13
in the s	13
high levels of	13
adjusted incidence in	13
vulnerability to climate	13
application of the	13
snowshoe hare cycle	13
health services and	13
the ratio of	13
in the number	13
an important role	13
the other hand	13
the capacity of	13
part of a	13
in the literature	13
did not have	13
scope of the	13
between canada and	13
there are several	13
health status and	13
the value of	13
and it is	13
h n pandemic	13
the work of	13
the health status	13
the opioid crisis	13
in the last	13
us and canada	13
in the area	13
the consequences of	13
due to their	13
and can be	13
the time from	13
it is the	12
l p r	12
p r e	12
the influence of	12
race and ethnicity	12
have also been	12
who are homeless	12
u r n	12
which can be	12
to develop a	12
spread of covid	12
the cumulative number	12
and the public	12
on health care	12
with regards to	12
care in canada	12
in the current	12
for disease control	12
will continue to	12
with hiv aids	12
and the canadian	12
aboriginal health systems	12
and substance use	12
r o o	12
the benefits of	12
cumulative number of	12
the challenges of	12
the early stage	12
at high risk	12
immigrants and refugees	12
role of the	12
and adaptive capacity	12
defined as the	12
the elderly population	12
on the social	12
majority of the	12
should not be	12
during periods of	12
r n a	12
a sense of	12
impacts of climate	12
in the data	12
health care workers	12
of the ccfr	12
p r o	12
the canadian institutes	12
is necessary to	12
conflict of interest	12
j o u	12
healthy living initiatives	12
increased risk of	12
and their families	12
the extractive industries	12
it is a	12
of an epidemic	12
the vulnerability of	12
bc and on	12
early in the	12
van zyll de	12
the great depression	12
in ways that	12
v poster sessions	12
access to primary	12
the form of	12
a changing climate	12
the st century	12
percent of the	12
data on the	12
in san francisco	12
health effects of	12
the population of	12
the type of	12
an effort to	12
effect of mask	12
this paper is	12
of the outbreak	12
that there are	12
to travel in	12
zyll de jong	12
on aboriginal health	12
n a l	12
of national health	12
is essential to	12
some of these	12
health impacts of	12
of inclusive education	12
of lynx in	12
effects of climate	12
ward and krebs	12
of the new	12
public health interventions	12
to study the	12
states and canada	12
the most important	12
a l p	12
nellis and keith	12
this is particularly	12
dummies for each	12
o u r	12
o o f	12
in other words	12
the short term	12
pluripotent stem cells	11
the response to	11
the mental health	11
as shown in	11
of the community	11
in weekly cases	11
has been identified	11
those living in	11
parts of the	11
aware of the	11
of homeless people	11
mask mandates were	11
health systems to	11
all of the	11
of a novel	11
the basis of	11
ecological impacts of	11
for the public	11
terms of the	11
the mask mandate	11
the gap between	11
caring for mother	11
characteristics of the	11
of hind foot	11
hepatitis a in	11
of the current	11
living with hiv	11
the frequency of	11
out of the	11
of ems and	11
on their own	11
time from onset	11
effects of the	11
data from the	11
public health measures	11
those in the	11
of the city	11
change and health	11
more than one	11
a form of	11
to prepare for	11
have been reported	11
can also be	11
community health centre	11
the area of	11
a framework for	11
is that the	11
found in the	11
the adoption of	11
for the us	11
of indigenous peoples	11
aspects of the	11
to access health	11
have not been	11
factors such as	11
public health system	11
to find the	11
of the united	11
pandemic influenza preparedness	11
the private sector	11
based decision making	11
public health is	11
were asked to	11
in other countries	11
t is the	11
the amount of	11
the lives of	11
the adjusted incidence	11
disease prevention and	11
the age of	11
of canada and	11
in a changing	11
their health and	11
higher rates of	11
is a need	11
this study is	11
objective of this	11
been shown to	11
social and health	11
to be the	11
to evaluate the	11
for pandemic planning	11
the growth of	11
a barrier to	11
lessons learned from	11
a combination of	11
vaccination in the	11
world war ii	11
a period of	11
contribute to the	11
is based on	11
results of this	11
respect to the	11
of the chinese	11
appeared in the	11
the choice of	11
estimation of the	11
in the population	11
will also be	11
well as a	11
health promotion and	11
health in the	11
in pandemic planning	11
daughter caring for	11
and implementation of	11
in the southern	11
of the us	11
length of hind	11
implementation of the	11
mental health needs	11
a system of	11
results from the	11
we use the	11
reported mask usage	11
in the courtroom	11
civil society organizations	11
report on the	11
house of commons	11
to be at	11
the canadian context	11
can be found	11
a and b	11
pediatric pandemic plan	10
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people in the	10
by the canadian	10
of this population	10
more than a	10
and a lack	10
the association between	10
in the form	10
an understanding of	10
is the first	10
for the development	10
as a consequence	10
mowat et al	10
in situ simulation	10
of the project	10
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the development and	10
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the rest of	10
of the manuscript	10
in the arctic	10
an opportunity for	10
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living in the	10
the united nations	10
of patients with	10
the benefit of	10
the ways in	10
a consequence of	10
urban and rural	10
at the local	10
climate change impacts	10
evolution of the	10
to the social	10
large number of	10
due to travel	10
there was no	10
in the global	10
for this preprint	10
is a key	10
community health survey	10
have to be	10
the treatment of	10
hoving et al	10
first nations and	10
preprint this version	10
the loss of	10
furgal and seguin	10
are unable to	10
threat to the	10
in an effort	10
buskirk et al	10
the first two	10
in the provinces	10
is a major	10
serve as a	10
it is clear	10
with a higher	10
the department of	10
half of the	10
a mask mandate	10
version posted april	10
for children and	10
it may be	10
by the federal	10
may have been	10
those who are	10
in the absence	10
limited access to	10
to build a	10
by the pandemic	10
the characteristics of	10
to health services	10
adaptive capacity to	10
research is needed	10
the outbreak of	10
of mental health	10
there are many	10
an infectious disease	10
family medicine residency	10
personal protective equipment	10
to pandemic influenza	10
in grocery stores	10
in canada in	10
be found in	10
to the development	10
other forms of	10
stem cell research	10
been identified as	10
over the last	10
of the literature	10
capacity to climate	10
of family physicians	10
in table a	10
attributable to travel	10
gaps in the	10
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in the present	10
canada as a	10
this preprint this	10
the provincial level	10
as a function	10
in hong kong	10
college of family	10
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for general practice	10
at the university	10
in the public	10
of the s	10
public health crisis	10
the transmission of	10
the right to	10
plan for the	10
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there is little	10
the design of	10
as a means	10
health systems are	10
as one of	10
used as a	10
in the north	10
mask mandates on	10
pandemic h n	10
murray and boutin	10
the incidence of	10
responsible for the	10
the management of	10
access to the	10
the beginning of	10
which is a	10
of an outbreak	10
an example of	10
of the urban	10
low snowshoe hare	10
better understand the	10
in the health	10
of the total	10
were more likely	10
incidence in the	10
the protection of	10
reduction in weekly	10
which appeared in	10
department of health	10
the result of	10
impact on the	10
in the development	10
to the blood	10
ensure that the	10
canadian blood system	10
since the s	10
of first nations	10
dairy and poultry	10
in the social	9
in contrast to	9
for research purposes	9
the health effects	9
the association of	9
the most recent	9
the population and	9
this scoping review	9
to endemic countries	9
a survey of	9
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the virulence of	9
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the past decade	9
continue to be	9
the health needs	9
canadian community health	9
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barriers and facilitators	9
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cases and deaths	9
of transmission of	9
public health research	9
public health officials	9
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in the post	9
and food service	9
of coronavirus disease	9
in each of	9
health insurance systems	9
as in the	9
number of confirmed	9
to the pandemic	9
british columbia and	9
health competencies relevant	9
systematic review of	9
shown in table	9
the delivery of	9
number of people	9
of the risk	9
communities in the	9
and the use	9
of hiv aids	9
public health policy	9
a canadian blood	9
and should be	9
times the number	9
and the social	9
the unbiased ccfr	9
the pandemic response	9
a snowshoe hare	9
has also been	9
this type of	9
the subject of	9
across the province	9
of the impact	9
the healthcare system	9
men and women	9
to be addressed	9
the late s	9
rather than a	9
but it is	9
it can be	9
volume of travel	9
being able to	9
number of infections	9
snowshoe hare decline	9
to travel to	9
research and policy	9
national public health	9
at higher risk	9
that do not	9
may have had	9
the existence of	9
our analysis of	9
the responsibility of	9
cases in canada	9
the fresh produce	9
the findings of	9
higher than the	9
of undetected infections	9
expected to increase	9
access to care	9
of the three	9
an exceptional event	9
as long as	9
red blood cells	9
occupational health and	9
african nova scotian	9
injection drug users	9
pan american silver	9
in the city	9
the roles of	9
to improve healthy	9
beginning of the	9
is the most	9
and in some	9
to improve health	9
emergency social services	9
in bc and	9
food security in	9
caused by the	9
this is a	9
to consider the	9
stages of the	9
and severity of	9
public and private	9
an analysis of	9
of pandemic influenza	9
in the response	9
the degree of	9
chronic disease prevention	9
competencies relevant to	9
the global south	9
eating and physical	9
as compared to	9
to carry out	9
of the family	9
use of the	9
are responsible for	9
in the timing	9
significantly associated with	9
for pandemic influenza	9
the sars outbreak	9
like to thank	9
linked to the	9
address the social	9
percent of gdp	9
with a focus	9
of health systems	9
take into account	9
health systems in	9
canadian pandemic influenza	9
the threat of	9
are used to	9
we found that	9
safety of the	9
physicians of canada	9
barriers to accessing	9
this study will	9
duration of the	9
in the early	9
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psychosocial and ethical	8
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koehler et al	8
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squires et al	8
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moen et al	7
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each age class	7
million undetected infections	7
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poszig et al	7
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first nations communities	7
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sex with men	7
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poole et al	7
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health system and	7
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addressing the social	7
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extractive sector transparency	7
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indigenous peoples in	7
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risk of infection	7
the university community	7
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community capacity building	7
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food supply chain	7
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health and substance	7
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emergency preparedness and	7
commission on radiological	7
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public health care	7
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health insurance and	7
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rights of indigenous	7
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a pediatric pandemic	7
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medrxiv preprint figure	7
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