ANVNINTRODUCTIONVNTOVNINDIGENOUSVNHEALTHVNANDVNHEALTHCAREVNINVNCANADAVNB
RIDGINGVNHEALTHVNANDVNHEALINGVN2NDVNED
VasilikiVNDouglas
VN
, CONTENTS
PARTVNIVNINDIGENOUSVNCULTUREVNANDV
VN
HEALTH
N
1. Introduction:VNFirstVNNations,VNMétisVNandVNInuitVNinVNCanada:VNUnderstandingVNtheVNIssues
2. WesternVNandVNIndigenousVNWaysVNofVNKnowing
3. CulturalVNCompetency,VNCulturalVNSensitivityVNandVNCulturalVNSafety
4. HistoricalVNOverview
PARTVNIIVNINDIGENOUSVNHEALTHVNANDVNTHEVNCANADIANVNHEALTHCAREVNSYSTE
M
5. UnderstandingVNtheVNDeterminantsVNofVNHealthVNandVNCanada’sVNNativeVNPopulation
6. Diabetes,VNDietVNandVNNutrition
7. ChronicVNandVNInfectiousVNDiseases
8. Women’sVNandVNChildren’sVNHealth
9. MentalVNHealth
10. HybridisationVNofVNHealthcareVNandVNtheVNWayVNForwardVNforVNIndigenousVNHealth
,ChapterVN1VN–
Introduction:VNFirstVNNations,VNMétisVNandVNInuitVNinVNCanada:VNUnderstanding
VN
VN theVNIssues
TestVNQuestions
1. WhyVNdidVNtheVNCanadianVNgovernmentVNdevolveVNpowerVNtoVNIndigenousVNgovernment
sVNafterVNtheVNOkaVNCrisis?
a. FederalVNpoliticiansVNwantedVNtoVNevadeVNresponsibilityVNforVNIndigenousVNaffairs.
b. ItVNsavedVNmoneyVNbyVNdevolvingVNcostsVNontoVNotherVNlevelsVNofVNgovernment.
c. BecauseVNCanadianVNpoliticiansVNwantedVNtoVNdemonstrateVNtheirVNsupportVNforVNIndig
enousVNself-VNgovernment.
d. PossiblyVNallVNofVNtheVNabove.
2. TheVNOkaVNCrisisVNledVNtoVNincreased
a. awarenessVNofVNIndigenousVNissuesVNinVNCanadaVNamongVNbothVNCanadiansVNandVNintern
ationally.
b. policeVNsurveillanceVNofVNreservesVNinVNEasternVNCanada.
c. governmentVNrepressionVNofVNIndigenousVNpeoplesVNinVNCanada.
d. anti-IndigenousVNsentimentVNamongVNtheVNnon-IndigenousVNpopulation.
e. allVNofVNtheVNabove.
3. TheVNCanadianVNMulticulturalismVNAct
a. EntrenchedVNbiculturalismVNinVNtheVNCanadianVNconstitution
b. MadeVNassimilationVNpartVNofVNCanada’sVNofficialVNculturalVNpolicy
c. EstablishedVNtheVNconceptVNofVNtheVNculturalVNmosaicVNasVNanVNofficialVNpartVNofVNCanad
ianVNidentity
d. EntrenchedVNIndigenousVNcultureVNasVNpartVNofVNCanadianVNidentity
e. MadeVNacculturationVNpartVNofVNCanada’sVNconceptVNofVNtheVNculturalVNmosaic
4. WhenVNdidVNtheVNGovernmentVNofVNCanadaVNcommitVNitselfVNtoVNmulticulturalism?
a. 1971
, b. 1981
RIDGINGVNHEALTHVNANDVNHEALINGVN2NDVNED
VasilikiVNDouglas
VN
, CONTENTS
PARTVNIVNINDIGENOUSVNCULTUREVNANDV
VN
HEALTH
N
1. Introduction:VNFirstVNNations,VNMétisVNandVNInuitVNinVNCanada:VNUnderstandingVNtheVNIssues
2. WesternVNandVNIndigenousVNWaysVNofVNKnowing
3. CulturalVNCompetency,VNCulturalVNSensitivityVNandVNCulturalVNSafety
4. HistoricalVNOverview
PARTVNIIVNINDIGENOUSVNHEALTHVNANDVNTHEVNCANADIANVNHEALTHCAREVNSYSTE
M
5. UnderstandingVNtheVNDeterminantsVNofVNHealthVNandVNCanada’sVNNativeVNPopulation
6. Diabetes,VNDietVNandVNNutrition
7. ChronicVNandVNInfectiousVNDiseases
8. Women’sVNandVNChildren’sVNHealth
9. MentalVNHealth
10. HybridisationVNofVNHealthcareVNandVNtheVNWayVNForwardVNforVNIndigenousVNHealth
,ChapterVN1VN–
Introduction:VNFirstVNNations,VNMétisVNandVNInuitVNinVNCanada:VNUnderstanding
VN
VN theVNIssues
TestVNQuestions
1. WhyVNdidVNtheVNCanadianVNgovernmentVNdevolveVNpowerVNtoVNIndigenousVNgovernment
sVNafterVNtheVNOkaVNCrisis?
a. FederalVNpoliticiansVNwantedVNtoVNevadeVNresponsibilityVNforVNIndigenousVNaffairs.
b. ItVNsavedVNmoneyVNbyVNdevolvingVNcostsVNontoVNotherVNlevelsVNofVNgovernment.
c. BecauseVNCanadianVNpoliticiansVNwantedVNtoVNdemonstrateVNtheirVNsupportVNforVNIndig
enousVNself-VNgovernment.
d. PossiblyVNallVNofVNtheVNabove.
2. TheVNOkaVNCrisisVNledVNtoVNincreased
a. awarenessVNofVNIndigenousVNissuesVNinVNCanadaVNamongVNbothVNCanadiansVNandVNintern
ationally.
b. policeVNsurveillanceVNofVNreservesVNinVNEasternVNCanada.
c. governmentVNrepressionVNofVNIndigenousVNpeoplesVNinVNCanada.
d. anti-IndigenousVNsentimentVNamongVNtheVNnon-IndigenousVNpopulation.
e. allVNofVNtheVNabove.
3. TheVNCanadianVNMulticulturalismVNAct
a. EntrenchedVNbiculturalismVNinVNtheVNCanadianVNconstitution
b. MadeVNassimilationVNpartVNofVNCanada’sVNofficialVNculturalVNpolicy
c. EstablishedVNtheVNconceptVNofVNtheVNculturalVNmosaicVNasVNanVNofficialVNpartVNofVNCanad
ianVNidentity
d. EntrenchedVNIndigenousVNcultureVNasVNpartVNofVNCanadianVNidentity
e. MadeVNacculturationVNpartVNofVNCanada’sVNconceptVNofVNtheVNculturalVNmosaic
4. WhenVNdidVNtheVNGovernmentVNofVNCanadaVNcommitVNitselfVNtoVNmulticulturalism?
a. 1971
, b. 1981
