Bringing History Forward: Learning from Historical Context when Translating Contemporary Health Evidence into Planning Practice

Pub Date : 2020-12-11 DOI:10.1177/1538513220977456
G. Paine, S. Thompson, J. Prior, Irena Connon, J. Kent
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We describe an historical review of planning documents related to a newly developing high-density locality in Sydney, Australia. The review was undertaken to support the translational component of a larger project investigating how best to include knowledge and experience from the health disciplines to ensure a way of living not hitherto commonplace in Australia is also health-supportive. This article presents (i) key findings from the historical data; (ii) associated learnings about practice, developed to assist the wider translational objectives; and (iii) observations on the potential for such historical reviews to inform better planning practice more broadly.
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