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Alberta First Nations Information Governance Centre
This document reports on a collaborative project between First Nations, Alberta Health Services, First Nations and Inuit Health Branch - Alberta Region, the University of Alberta, the Canadian Indigenous Nurses Association and the Indigenous Physicians Association of Canada. The purpose of the project was to improve continuity of care for First Nations cancer patients in rural, remote and isolated communities in Alberta in a culturally responsive and safe way by developing a First Nations cancer care strategy.
Alberta baseline assessment report: Canadian Partnership Against Cancer First Nations, Métis and Inuit Cancer Control Initiative - Increased access to culturally safe cancer care pathways by Alberta First Nations in rural, remote, and isolated communities..
Voyageur, C., Letendre, A., & Healy, B. (2013). Alberta baseline assessment report: Canadian Partnership Against Cancer First Nations, Métis and Inuit Cancer Control Initiative - Increased access to culturally safe cancer care pathways by Alberta First Nations in rural, remote, and isolated communities. Siksika, AB: Alberta First Nations Information Governance Centre.
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