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Cultural Appropriateness of Health Services?
If you are interested in learning such things as:
- The methods researchers used to engage people from a variety of ethnocultural communities in relation to their healthcare experiences,
- Research findings: re: cultural-appropriateness of health services and resources,
- Specific recommendations for a healthcare project in Alberta relating to its codesign and content as viewed through cultural appropriateness lens,
consider attending this free one-hour webinar.
Dr. Nadine Caron on her trailblazing path as a First Nations surgeon
A member of the Pts4Chg community recently brought this presentation to our attention. If you have not already done so, you may wish to give it a listen. (Thanks, Troy!)
As the first female indigenous woman to graduate from UBC’s medical school, Dr. Nadine Caron says there’s so much to be done to ensure Canada’s Aboriginal people get the health care they need. And she knows how hard it can be from her own experience.
Click here to listen to the audio presentation from The Current with Anna Maria Tremonti – CBC Radio
