Cultural Safety Collection

Facilitated access to an integrated model of care for arthritis in an urban Aboriginal population

2017

Barnabe, C., Lockerbie, S., Erasmus, E., & Crowshoe, L.

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This article presents findings from an evaluation of a model of care to improve arthritis detection and treatment in an urban Aboriginal population in Calgary, Alberta. The evaluation highlighted positive outcomes across the main outcome measures of accessibility, acceptability, effectiveness, and cultural safety.

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Facilitated access to an integrated model of care for arthritis in an urban Aboriginal population.

Barnabe, C., Lockerbie, S., Erasmus, E., & Crowshoe, L. (2017). Facilitated access to an integrated model of care for arthritis in an urban Aboriginal population. Canadian Family Physician, 63(9), 699-706.

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