Week 5: Indigenous Research Approaches!!

Question 1

indigenous worldviews see

Answer 1

the whole person (physical, emotional, spiritual, and intellectual) as interconnected to land and in relationship to others (family, communities, nations). This is called a holisticview.

Question 2

reciprocity

Answer 2

the obligation to give something back in return for gifts received – which they advance as the necessary basis for relationships that can benefit both Indigenous and research communities.

Question 3

community engagement

Answer 3

establishes an interaction between a researcher (or a research team) and the Indigenous community relevant to the research project.

Question 4

reflexivity

Answer 4

reflecting on own biases, commitment to professional development in cultural safety, truth and reconciliation, antioppressive and antiracism.

Question 5

two-eyed seeing

Answer 5

learning to see from one eye with the strengths of indigenous knowledge and ways of knowing, and from the other eye with the strengths of western knowledge and ways of knowing and to use both eyes together

Question 6

truth and reconciliation commission of Canada

Answer 6

provided those directly or indirectly affected by the legacy of Indian residential school system with an opportunity to share their stories & experiences

Question 7

what do indigenous-led healthcare partnerships provide

Answer 7

innovative models of interprofessional collaboration, be it in community-based healing lodges, remote clinics, or urban hospitals

Question 8

emerging evidence suggests that indigenous-led health service partnerships improve

Answer 8

holistic health outcomes for indigenous peoples as well as access to care, prevention uptake, and adherence to care plans

Question 9

noojmowin teg health centre health outcomes

Answer 9

faster, better-coordinated response times in urgent care and crisis. integrated care positive for providers and clients. clinical mental health and traditional services successfully integrated

Question 10

meno ya win health centre health outcomes

Answer 10

confirmed elders’ advisory council is essential in governance and decision-making. succeeding in providing culturally safe treatment options and advancing integrated care

Question 11

anishnawbe health centre health outcomes

Answer 11

identity reclamation is crucial step in healing indigenous psyche, and mental health services must be culturally relevant and trauma-informed

Question 12

turtle lodge and giigewigamig traditional healing centre health outcomes

Answer 12

elders take the lead at building partnerships with doctors and hospital staff through regular invitations to learn about local medicines and experience traditional healing ceremonies

Question 13

suggestions in research (10 points)

Answer 13

• survey current knowledge and attitudes of health care providers, traditional practitioners and patients across the country
• adance and use indigenous statistical research methods
• promote and build competence in the use of indigenous research methods
• conduct systematic or scoping reviews of traditional-western medicine partnerships in Canada
• study how to protect indigenous medicines, healing practices, and knowledge in their full integrity
• develop a better understanding of healthcare and practice across mixed and integrated indigenous communities
• work alongside and train indigenous community members as researchers
• build knowledge of how different models of indigenous-led health partnerships can respond to context-specific service needs
• consult with indigenous knowledge keepers on using the medicine wheel framework in health services
• learn about and advance two eyed seeing framwork for practice and evidence-based research

Question 14

how many aboriginal nurses in Canada

Answer 14

9695

Question 15

aboriginal people make up ___ % of the RN workforce but form ___ % of the overall Canadian population

Answer 15

3, 4.9

Question 16

percent of full-time faculty that are indigenous peoples at Canadian universities

Answer 16

1%

Question 17

percent of undergrad students that are indigenous peoples at Canadian universities

Answer 17

3%

Question 18

percent of grad students that are indigenous peoples at Canadian universities

Answer 18

3%

Question 19

we need to engage in research ____ indengous peoples not ______

Answer 19

WITH, do research on or for them