Understanding and Improving Aboriginal Maternal and Child Health in Canada: Conversations about Promising Practices across Canada
Understanding and Improving Aboriginal Maternal and Child Health in Canada: Conversations about Promising Practices across Canada
August 2011
 
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Creating cultural safety for Aboriginal people in urban health care
Creating cultural safety for Aboriginal people in urban health...
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Creating cultural safety for Aboriginal people in urban health care
Understanding and Improving Aboriginal Maternal and Child Health in Canada
Presented at the Maternal and Child Community Advisory Panel of St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto, Ontario, by Judy Irwin, Writer, and Elaine Kachala, Policy Lead, Health Council of Canada
 
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The goal of this report is to create a better understanding of, and support for, programs and initiatives that have the potential to reduce health disparities between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Canadians.
 
 
Supporting Materials
 
Understanding and Improving Aboriginal Maternal and Child Health in Canada Compendium of Promising Practices

Promising practices identified to address pressing issues in Aboriginal maternal and child health

Editorial by John G. Abbott: What makes a difference to Aboriginal health?

Fact Sheet: Understanding and Improving Aboriginal Maternal and Child Health in Canada

Understanding and Improving Aboriginal Maternal and Child Health in Canada: Conversations about Promising Practices across Canada (Inuktitut Language Version)

 
Additional Health Council Reports on Aboriginal Health

 

 
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