The scope of the change taking place is so great, we have to question everything, understand how it affects every aspect of marketing communications, and experiment with the new ways of communicating that technology has made possible.
These are electrifying times for consumers of all ages, who are discovering new devices and applications every day - many of them free - that give them anytime/ anywhere access to the media while letting them generate content themselves. These are bewildering - and stimulating - times for those in telecommunications, broadcasting, and communication.
How can the health of Canadians be promoted across different age groups? What is the level of quality of Canada's health care system?
On the international level, how do our health care costs compare with those
of other countries? In February 1997, the National Forum on Health presented
its recommendations to the federal government on ways to improve the health system and the health of Canadians. To support its work, the Forum commissioned over forty research papers. These papers were written by the most eminent specialists and are brought together in the series Canada health Action: Building on the Legacy.
How can the health of Canadians be promoted across different age groups? What is the level of quality of Canada's health care system?
On the international level, how do our health care costs compare with those
of other countries? In February 1997, the National Forum on Health presented
its recommendations to the federal government on ways to improve the health system and the health of Canadians. To support its work, the Forum commissioned over forty research papers. These papers were written by the most eminent specialists and are brought together in the series Canada health Action: Building on the Legacy.
How can the health of Canadians be promoted across different age groups? What is the level of quality of Canada's health care system?
On the international level, how do our health care costs compare with those
of other countries? In February 1997, the National Forum on Health presented its recommendations to the federal government on ways to improve the health system and the health of Canadians. To support its work, the Forum commissioned over forty research papers. These papers were written by the most eminent specialists and are brought together in the series Canada health Action: Building on the Legacy.
Les recherches regroupées dans ce présent volume sont présentées en lien avec trois grands courants de recherche en sciences humaines et sociales : les études par voie d'enquête, les études sur le développement et l'apprentissage en contextes éducatifs informels et les recherches en lien avec les nouvelles technologies éducatives.
