Rejecting, Revitalizing, and Reclaiming: First Nations Work to Set the Direction of Research and Policy Development

Argues that First Nations peoples must develop their own quality-of-life indicators, research ethics and protocols.

Author/Creator

Keely Ten Fingers

Open Access

Yes

Primary Source

No

Citation

Canadian Journal of Public Health, vol. 96, no. Supplement 1, Aboriginal Health Research and Policy: First Nations-University Collaboration in Manitoba, January-February 2005, pp. S60-S63

Publication Date

2005-01

Subjects

Government » Self-Government

Health & Well-Being » Cultural Sensitivity

Methodologies & Ethics

Society » Cross-Cultural Relations

Spirituality » Belief Systems

Location

Canada

Resource Type

Articles -- Scholarly, peer reviewed

Format

Text -- PDF

Language

English

Rejecting, Revitalizing, and Reclaiming: First Nations Work to Set the Direction of Research and Policy Development

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