Objective To explore and catalog ways Indigenous Traditional Healing practices are
supported within the mainstream healthcare system through policies and programs in …

Background Structural violence shapes the health of Indigenous peoples globally, and is
deeply embedded in history, individual and institutional racism, and inequitable social …

CMAJ| MARCH 2, 2020| VOLUME 192| ISSUE 9 E209 contemporary traumas faced by many
Indigenous communities. 2 They are also more responsive and culturally appropriate to …

In Canada rural and northern communities, particularly Indigenous communities, face
challenges disproportionate to their urban counterparts in accessing health care services …

Objective: The objective of this review was to identify the characteristics of Indigenous
healing strategies in Canada and culturally relevant approaches within Indigenous contexts …

In the following we examine the meaning of Ojibwa/Anishinabe healing and wellbeing at the
Noojmowin Teg Health Access Centre on Manitoulin Island in north-central Ontario. This …

Contemporary bioethics recognizes the importance of the culture in shaping ethical issues,
yet in practice, a process for ethical analysis and decision making is rarely adjusted to the …

Globally and historically, Indigenous healthcare is efficacious, being rooted in Traditional
Healing (TH) practices derived from cosmology and place-based knowledge and practiced …

Abstract Objectives Traditionally, First Nations maternity care was provided by community-
based midwives trained through apprenticeship. Obstetrical practices and beliefs were …

Objectives: Indigenous youth who identify themselves as First Nations, Métis or Inuit living in
Canada between the ages of 12-25 experience higher rates of depression and suicide than …