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What are the proximal determinants of health specifically related to Indigenous populations?
What are the proximal determinants of health specifically related to Indigenous populations?
Which determinant is primarily associated with the social, political, and economic context affecting Indigenous health?
Which determinant is primarily associated with the social, political, and economic context affecting Indigenous health?
Which of the following is NOT a proximal determinant of health for Indigenous Peoples?
Which of the following is NOT a proximal determinant of health for Indigenous Peoples?
How does connection to the land serve as a social determinant of health for Indigenous youth?
How does connection to the land serve as a social determinant of health for Indigenous youth?
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Which factor is considered an intermediate determinant influencing proximal health outcomes?
Which factor is considered an intermediate determinant influencing proximal health outcomes?
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What is one role of elders in promoting health among Indigenous youth?
What is one role of elders in promoting health among Indigenous youth?
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Which of the following is an example of a distal determinant impacting Indigenous health?
Which of the following is an example of a distal determinant impacting Indigenous health?
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What aspect of health do intermediate determinants help to shape?
What aspect of health do intermediate determinants help to shape?
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What is a key aspect of holistic health as described in Indigenous healing traditions?
What is a key aspect of holistic health as described in Indigenous healing traditions?
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How do Indigenous peoples typically view health in relation to their community?
How do Indigenous peoples typically view health in relation to their community?
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Which philosophical concept is often found in Indigenous worldviews regarding health?
Which philosophical concept is often found in Indigenous worldviews regarding health?
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What is the implication of the concept of interdependency in Indigenous health practices?
What is the implication of the concept of interdependency in Indigenous health practices?
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What distinguishes Indigenous holistic health from Western health perspectives?
What distinguishes Indigenous holistic health from Western health perspectives?
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What role do Traditional Healers and Elders play in Indigenous health practices?
What role do Traditional Healers and Elders play in Indigenous health practices?
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What is a common misunderstanding about Indigenous health beliefs?
What is a common misunderstanding about Indigenous health beliefs?
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Which of the following best characterizes the view of nature in Indigenous health practices?
Which of the following best characterizes the view of nature in Indigenous health practices?
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What is the primary benefit of combining traditional farming wisdom with modern science?
What is the primary benefit of combining traditional farming wisdom with modern science?
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Which practice is mentioned as being involved in the restoration of Pacific salmon populations?
Which practice is mentioned as being involved in the restoration of Pacific salmon populations?
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What is symbolized by the four colours of the Medicine Wheel?
What is symbolized by the four colours of the Medicine Wheel?
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What is a key teaching of the Medicine Wheel regarding health?
What is a key teaching of the Medicine Wheel regarding health?
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Which aspects are considered essential for a strong and healthy person according to the Medicine Wheel?
Which aspects are considered essential for a strong and healthy person according to the Medicine Wheel?
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What is the concept of Two-Eyed Seeing mainly associated with?
What is the concept of Two-Eyed Seeing mainly associated with?
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In what way does the Medicine Wheel promote holistic health?
In what way does the Medicine Wheel promote holistic health?
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What action is discouraged when using the Medicine Wheel for health?
What action is discouraged when using the Medicine Wheel for health?
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What was one of the reasons Indigenous women were sterilized historically?
What was one of the reasons Indigenous women were sterilized historically?
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What event during the 1960s influenced the practice of sterilization among Indigenous women?
What event during the 1960s influenced the practice of sterilization among Indigenous women?
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Which legal action was taken in Alberta regarding forced sterilization?
Which legal action was taken in Alberta regarding forced sterilization?
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During what period did reports of coerced sterilization of Indigenous women persist despite growing awareness of human rights abuses?
During what period did reports of coerced sterilization of Indigenous women persist despite growing awareness of human rights abuses?
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What commonly occurred during the coercion of Indigenous women into sterilization?
What commonly occurred during the coercion of Indigenous women into sterilization?
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What was the impact of the repealed Alberta Sexual Sterilization Act?
What was the impact of the repealed Alberta Sexual Sterilization Act?
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What allegations emerged from Indigenous women in Saskatchewan during 2017-2018?
What allegations emerged from Indigenous women in Saskatchewan during 2017-2018?
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What was a broader colonial policy associated with the sterilization of Indigenous women?
What was a broader colonial policy associated with the sterilization of Indigenous women?
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What is the main purpose of the Impact Assessment Act (IAA)?
What is the main purpose of the Impact Assessment Act (IAA)?
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What does Jordan's Principle require when a jurisdictional dispute arises regarding First Nations children's services?
What does Jordan's Principle require when a jurisdictional dispute arises regarding First Nations children's services?
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Which of the following activities falls under the scope of the Impact Assessment Act?
Which of the following activities falls under the scope of the Impact Assessment Act?
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How does the Impact Assessment Act emphasize the role of Indigenous Peoples?
How does the Impact Assessment Act emphasize the role of Indigenous Peoples?
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What replaced the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act of 2012?
What replaced the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act of 2012?
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What is a significant component of the assessment process under the IAA?
What is a significant component of the assessment process under the IAA?
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Which of the following is NOT an aspect considered under the IAA?
Which of the following is NOT an aspect considered under the IAA?
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What does Jordan's Principle specifically address?
What does Jordan's Principle specifically address?
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Study Notes
Determinants of Indigenous Health
- Distal Determinants: The most profound influence on Indigenous health, encompassing political, economic, and social contexts that shape intermediate and proximal determinants. Examples include colonialism, racism, and social exclusion.
- Intermediate Determinants: Systems of care and relationships within those systems. Examples include healthcare systems, educational systems, community resources, and environmental stewardship.
- Proximal Determinants: Direct impacts on physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual health. Examples include health behaviors, physical environments, employment, income, education, and food insecurity.
Connection to Land as a Social Determinant of Indigenous Health
- Cultural Connection: Land connection allows for the practice of cultural skills, traditional knowledge acquisition, and identity maintenance.
- Traditional Knowledge Transfer: Elders impart wisdom about land-based practices, fostering intergenerational knowledge transfer and community resilience.
- Health and Well-being: The act of harvesting, hunting, and food preparation promotes cultural heritage and well-being.
Indigenous Health Philosophies
- Holistic Health: Traditional healing views health as a balance between the physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual aspects of an individual.
- Interconnectedness: Indigenous worldview emphasizes interconnectedness between individuals, communities, and the environment.
Two-Eyed Seeing
- Integration of Knowledge Systems: Combines Indigenous practices with Western scientific knowledge to achieve better outcomes.
- Example: Restoration of Pacific salmon populations in British Columbia by Indigenous fishers and scientists.
Medicine Wheel
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Symbol of Indigenous Health: Represents a holistic approach to well-being, encompasses:
- Four directions
- Four stages of life
- Four elements
- Four seasons
- Four aspects of human life (spiritual, emotional, intellectual, physical)
- Balance is Key: A balanced approach to all aspects of life is necessary for overall health.
Forced Sterilization of Indigenous Women
- Historical Context: Sterilization was used as a tool for assimilation and population control during colonial periods.
- Methods: Forced sterilization occurred through various means, including coercion and lack of informed consent.
- Impact: This practice has caused lasting trauma and harm to Indigenous communities.
Jordan's Principle
- Addressing Jurisdictional Disputes: Ensure that services for First Nations children are not delayed due to jurisdictional disputes between government agencies.
Environmental Assessment Act (IAA)
- Purpose: Protect the environment, health, social, and economic well-being by ensuring thorough assessments of proposed projects.
- Scope: Applies to various projects, including resource extraction, infrastructure development, and other activities that may impact the environment.
- Assessment Process: Establishes a framework for assessing potential impacts, including public consultations, scientific studies, and alternative project evaluations.
Impact on Indigenous Peoples
- Recognition of Indigenous Rights: The IAA acknowledges Indigenous rights as outlined in the Constitution and international agreements.
- Meaningful Consultation: Indigenous communities are actively involved in the assessment process and have the ability to voice their concerns.
- Protection of Lands and Culture: Indigenous communities have a platform to ensure that potential impacts on their lands, resources, and culture are considered during project assessments.
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Explore the various factors influencing Indigenous health through the lens of distal, intermediate, and proximal determinants. Understand the significance of cultural connection to land and how it serves as a crucial social determinant. Dive into the systems of care, traditional knowledge, and the impact of socio-economic factors.
