This webinar is presented by the International Federation for Integrated Care (IFIC) Canada.
Building on a March session on integrated community-based primary health care, this session focuses on how First Nations, Métis, and Inuit communities approach health, wellbeing, through primary and integrated care.
Many Indigenous communities have long organized health and social services in ways that are holistic and rooted in relationship, community, and a broad understanding of wellbeing, and this session is an opportunity to explore what that means for the wider conversation about integrated care.
With Dr. Lindsay Crowfoot from the Alberta Network Environments for Indigenous Health Research (NEIHR), Nina Larsson and Kyla Wright from the Government of the Northwest Territories and Alisha Matte from the Boardwalk Group, as well as LaZell Hammons and Erica Srisaneha from the Southcentral Foundation's Nuka System of Care in Alaska, we will learn about indigenous insights on building pathways toward wellness.