Appraising health precinct audit tools: Rapid systematic review of evidence

Abstract

With the continued and increasing emphasis on the relationship between the built environment and human health, a number of assessment and audit tools have been developed to ascertain these co-dependent relationships. These tools aim to assist policymakers and researchers to systematically appraise features in the built environment that may aid or hinder the spread of diseases or otherwise encourage behaviours that may affect health negatively, and design interventions to curtail these negative impacts correspondingly. Some of these tools have an added emphasis on health promotion, by highlighting features and processes that enhance human health positively.

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