Abstract
To describe the main differences between conducting a rapid health impact assessment (HIA) and an intermediate HIA on foreshore development plans and their feasibility from a health service perspective. A rapid HIA and an intermediate HIA were undertaken on two foreshore development plans. The main differences between the two HIAs were in the identification, assessment and decision-making stages of the HIA. While the rapid HIA was less resource intensive than the intermediate HIA, there are several factors that affect the feasibility of conducting this type of HIA within a short time period.
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