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Dancing in Both Worlds: A Review of the Aboriginal Patient Liaison/Navigation Program in British Columbia

2014

BC Provincial Health Services Authority

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This report examines the strengths and challenges of Aboriginal Patient Liaison/Navigation Programs across BC, and makes suggestions for enhancing the programs. Suggested recommendations include position-focused, supervision-focused, program-focused, organizational, and provincial strategies.

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Dancing in Both Worlds: A Review of the Aboriginal Patient Liaison/Navigation Program in British Columbia.

BC Provincial Health Services Authority. (2014). Dancing in both worlds: A review of the Aboriginal Patient Liaison/Navigation Program in British Columbia.

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