Discover how culturally safe spaces and improved access to healthcare can make a world of difference for First Nations children. Learn more about the principles that guide this approach. 🌍
Watch here: https://t.co/mUM1tLNg6H
#CulturallySafeCare
On this National Day for Truth & Reconciliation we reflect on the gathering that took place last year to set health research priorities for Indigenous Children & Youth on pain and healing.
Check out this video that highlights key takeaways from the day.
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Indigenous youth face unique barriers when it comes to healthcare. The LISTEN approach integrates cultural wisdom to help healthcare providers connect with Indigenous youth in culturally safe ways and improve pain management. 🌿✨
Learn more: https://t.co/hIo1LGY21W
#NDTR2024
Discover how culturally safe spaces and improved access to healthcare can make a world of difference for First Nations children. Learn more about the principles that guide this approach. 🌍
Watch here: https://t.co/mUM1tLNg6H
#CulturallySafeCare
First Nations children experience higher rates of pain-related conditions but are less likely to see specialists. This research emphasizes the urgent need for improved healthcare access and culturally safe care pathways. 🏥
Read more here: https://t.co/SSGuUK66Lm
#NDTR2024
First Nations children experience higher rates of pain-related conditions but are less likely to see specialists. This research emphasizes the urgent need for improved healthcare access and culturally safe care pathways. 🏥
Read more here: https://t.co/SSGuUK66Lm
#NDTR2024
This two-day gathering brought 28 Indigenous clinicians and non-Indigenous colleagues from across Canada, to share experiences and knowledge about how best to support Indigenous children and youth’s pain and healing.
Check out some of the photos below from our inaugural National Gathering of Indigenous Clinicians on the National Day for Truth & Reconciliation in September 2023.
Today is National Indigenous Peoples Day and we are reflecting on the contributions that First Nations, Inuit, and Metis People have made and continue to make in advancing health research and health outcomes.
#NIPD2024
@LnuNursing lead Dawn Googoo sharing her experience and wisdom about a better way forward for nursing pathways for Mi’kmaw & Indigenous people at the inaugural UHN Krembil Nursing Conference in Toronto @DalNursing@tajikeimik@DalCTNHR@JuleeAnn_@VineJocelyn
@LnuNursing lead Dawn Googoo sharing her experience and wisdom about a better way forward for nursing pathways for Mi’kmaw & Indigenous people at the inaugural UHN Krembil Nursing Conference in Toronto @DalNursing@tajikeimik@DalCTNHR@JuleeAnn_@VineJocelyn
@LnuNursing @DalNursing Chair Champion extraordinaire and Mi’kmaw Nurse Dawn Googoo getting the treats out for L’nu Nursing students gathering today-drop by G48 in Forrest today between 10-1😊
Our Indigenous Clinicians Gathering is honoured to hear from Elders Margaret and Albert via Zoom.
The knowledge and wisdom they are sharing is so important to the work that needs to be done in prioritizing pediatric pain in Indigenous children and youth.
This was an incredible gathering built on relationship, respect and guiding wisdom by community. Let’s keep the momentum going @SylliboyJohnR @cpn_rdc@CourtneyPennel3 @AnishinaabeMD @katiegloade @ACHHInitiative
Our Indigenous Clinicians Gathering is honoured to hear from Elders Margaret and Albert via Zoom.
The knowledge and wisdom they are sharing is so important to the work that needs to be done in prioritizing pediatric pain in Indigenous children and youth.
On this #NDTR2023, Indigenous health researchers, community advocates, and clinicians from across the country are gathering over two days to create pathways in addressing Indigenous kids’ pediatric pain and hurt in @SixNationsGR and Hamilton, Ontario.