Indigenous Health Links Database

The Indigenous Health Links Database includes links to research institutes and organizations undertaking Indigenous health research and knowledge translation across Canada and internationally. The database can be searched by key word, organization name, geographic location, or organization type. Compiled by the National Collaborating Centre for Indigenous Health (NCCIH), this listing is based on publicly available information on organizational websites.

Click on an organizations name to reveal more information.

To request edits to an entry or to be included in the database, please complete the online form.

 

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Alberta

Alberta

Alberta Native Friendship Centres Association

Alberta Network Environments for Aboriginal Health Research

Alberta Resource Centre for Quality Enhancement

Institute of Health Economics

Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute

Métis Nation of Alberta

NECHI Training, Research and Health Promotions Institute

Women and Children’s Health Research Institute

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