Outlines four key issues for success of an explicit priority approach and maximized Indigenous health outcomes.

Developed for use in project involving a public health information management system for First Nations and other initiatives requiring health information.

Survey conducted with outpatients at a central hospital found that difficulties with transportation caused a barrier to receiving adequate health care.

Used data from the 1991 Aboriginal Peoples Survey (APS) to examine health status, perceived community health problems and possible solutions.

Recommends increasing studies on population size, trends and vital statistics, way of life and technological change, economic change, resettlement, health service, and Christianity.

Outlines an alternative approach in which the health economics problem of allocating health resources can be solved.

Proceedings of Forum from July 28 - 29, 2005.

Presentations to the Committee about benefits which were denied Aborginals returning from war and the lack of recognition for their participation in the Armed Forces.

Describes concepts identified as being important to well-being for child development and culturally appropriate monitoring of health.

Provides statistics on key population, cultural, social and economic traits. Based on 2001 Canadian Census data. Background paper for the Ipperwash Inquiry.

Looks at Inuit strategy for monitoring and responding to the impacts of environmental change on health and wellbeing in Rigolet, Nunatsiavut.

Aboriginal information p. 32-37.

File contains a page from a speech making reference to the banishment of 118 indigenous persons from the Hobbema Reserve; from "Two Years of Great Achievement - A summary of Accomplishments of the Progressive Conservative Party" referring to achievements of the Department of Indian Affairs, the Indian Act, and housing assistance; a pamphlet and a memorandum also highlighting achievements in the area of indigenous affairs; a memorandum highlighting accomplishments in the area of Indian and Northern Health Services; and a page out of the Conservative Canadian with mention of scholarships present

Describes the program's organization plus culturally relevant techniques and activities.

Shows how physical activity programs have a positive effect on mental wellness and disease prevention.

Sources included international, national, peer-reviewed and grey literature, Heath Authority representatives, conference calls, and key informant interviews.

Looks at indicators pertaining to health/well-being for the Métis population, and to identify options for capturing data on those indicators.

Program based on the 'Living Web Model of Care'.

Compares prenatal risk factors and birth outcomes with other participants in the study.

Description of the safety precautions used and the testing of the health monitoring protocol.

For Women's History Month, ten Aboriginal women from British Columbia were honored for their contributions to the political and cultural lives of their communities.

Entire issue on one pdf. To access article scroll to p.16.

Annual report includes some Saskatchewan Registered Indian Population data (See pages 31 - 33, 35 - 37).

Elderly woman seated by a fire with pot hanging over. Wood home in the background.

Boys/men in a clinic. One boy seated with a bandage on head, one man in bed, one reading, and another being placed in a sling by a nurse.

Children/women in clinic. One woman with child, one being examined by nurse, children in background.

Study examines the overall health status, the occurrence of mental distress, and seasonal affective disorder (SAD) among Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people.

Reviews the history of uranium and discusses efforts for compensation.

Reports on the recommendations of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC), one of which is a call for equity of health for Indigenous people in Canada.

Examines the integration of community and public health practices and the Indian Health Service.

Explains what lead the author to a career in circumpolar health and why he received the J. A. Hildes award.

Explores research ethics board (REB) perspectives on principles and processes when doing research on Aboriginal populations and communities.

Paper argues that the life-course approach may help to explain the persistent socio-economic inequality faced by Aboriginals and how these conditions are affected by social policy.

Looks at how First Nations and Inuit communities are using broadband networks and information and communication technologies; and discusses the broadband projects and federal broadband Initiatives in First Nations and Inuit communities.

Overview of government services in Nunavut resulting from a series of public consultations.

Sources relevant to the Commission's research.

Environmental Studies Thesis (MES)--Dalhousie University, 2013.

Study aims to describe and categorize symptoms experienced by people exposed to cold air. 50 distinct symptoms were reported by 34 participants, symptoms were grouped into ten sub-categories and two major categories; airway versus whole body symptoms.

Explores factors influencing use of traditional methods to manage the condition of asthma.

Article examines various aspects of quality of life factors that can impact an individual's health outcome in Sweden.