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The term 'Aboriginal,' as it is used in Canada, refers to which group of people?
The term 'Aboriginal,' as it is used in Canada, refers to which group of people?
- Status Indians as legislated under the Indian Act
- Only First Nations people living on reserves.
- All Indigenous peoples living in Canada, including First Nations, Métis, and Inuit (correct)
- Only Métis and Inuit populations in Canada.
What is the primary distinction between 'status Indians' and 'non-status Indians' in Canada?
What is the primary distinction between 'status Indians' and 'non-status Indians' in Canada?
- Status Indians have access to healthcare benefits, while non-status Indians do not.
- Status Indians receive federal funding for education, while non-status Indians do not.
- Status Indians are legislated under the Indian Act, while non-status Indians are not. (correct)
- Status Indians live on reserves, while non-status Indians live off reserves.
What is the significance of the year 1982 in the context of Métis identity in Canada?
What is the significance of the year 1982 in the context of Métis identity in Canada?
- The federal government officially apologized for the treatment of Métis people
- The Canadian Constitution recognized unique Métis culture, traditions, language and strong nation-hood. (correct)
- It was the year the Métis National Council was formed.
- It marked the beginning of residential schools for Métis children.
What is 'Cultural Safety' in the context of community health nursing for Indigenous populations?
What is 'Cultural Safety' in the context of community health nursing for Indigenous populations?
What role can Community Health Nurses (CHNs) play in addressing colonial narratives and inequities affecting Indigenous populations?
What role can Community Health Nurses (CHNs) play in addressing colonial narratives and inequities affecting Indigenous populations?
Which of the following describes the primary role of the First Nations and Inuit Health Branch (FNIHB)?
Which of the following describes the primary role of the First Nations and Inuit Health Branch (FNIHB)?
How do First Nations healthcare systems typically interface with the broader Canadian healthcare system for acute-care services?
How do First Nations healthcare systems typically interface with the broader Canadian healthcare system for acute-care services?
What is a key characteristic of social determinants of health affecting Indigenous populations in Canada?
What is a key characteristic of social determinants of health affecting Indigenous populations in Canada?
Which of the following statements is most accurate regarding the relationship between socioeconomic status and Indigenous populations?
Which of the following statements is most accurate regarding the relationship between socioeconomic status and Indigenous populations?
Which health concern has a disproportionately higher rate in Indigenous populations compared to non-Indigenous populations in Canada?
Which health concern has a disproportionately higher rate in Indigenous populations compared to non-Indigenous populations in Canada?
Which factors are identified as 'distal determinants of health' for Indigenous populations?
Which factors are identified as 'distal determinants of health' for Indigenous populations?
Why is it important for Community Health Nurses to consider the historical context when providing care to Indigenous populations?
Why is it important for Community Health Nurses to consider the historical context when providing care to Indigenous populations?
In providing health education and promotion to Indigenous communities, what should Community Health Nurses prioritize?
In providing health education and promotion to Indigenous communities, what should Community Health Nurses prioritize?
What is the foundational concept of traditional world views of Indigenous peoples that informs the medicine wheel framework?
What is the foundational concept of traditional world views of Indigenous peoples that informs the medicine wheel framework?
Which aspects of health and wellness are typically represented by the four quadrants of a medicine wheel?
Which aspects of health and wellness are typically represented by the four quadrants of a medicine wheel?
What percentage of Canada’s land mass is considered rural and remote?
What percentage of Canada’s land mass is considered rural and remote?
What is a common technical approach used to define 'rural' areas?
What is a common technical approach used to define 'rural' areas?
Which statement best describes the socioeconomic status of rural and remote communities in Canada?
Which statement best describes the socioeconomic status of rural and remote communities in Canada?
Which social determinant of health is least likely to be changed by health education alone in rural and remote locations?
Which social determinant of health is least likely to be changed by health education alone in rural and remote locations?
What health-related factors are often elevated among those in rural Canada, contributing to health inequities?
What health-related factors are often elevated among those in rural Canada, contributing to health inequities?
How does the nurse-to-population ratio in rural and remote Canada generally compare to that in urban Canada?
How does the nurse-to-population ratio in rural and remote Canada generally compare to that in urban Canada?
Why might nurses in remote and isolated communities practice differently compared to their urban counterparts?
Why might nurses in remote and isolated communities practice differently compared to their urban counterparts?
How does the infrastructure and services of a rural community get challenged when many residents work and socialize in an urban center?
How does the infrastructure and services of a rural community get challenged when many residents work and socialize in an urban center?
What is one major inequity related to technology in rural and remote communities?
What is one major inequity related to technology in rural and remote communities?
How does the context of rural communities shape rural nursing practice?
How does the context of rural communities shape rural nursing practice?
What is a common challenge faced by rural nurses regarding their practice?
What is a common challenge faced by rural nurses regarding their practice?
Why do rural communities face high turnover for healthcare staff?
Why do rural communities face high turnover for healthcare staff?
What is the primary intent behind the exertion of power by a dominant culture of settlers over Indigenous peoples, referred to as 'colonial'?
What is the primary intent behind the exertion of power by a dominant culture of settlers over Indigenous peoples, referred to as 'colonial'?
The United Nations (UN) uses the term 'Indigenous' to refer to original peoples to what aim?
The United Nations (UN) uses the term 'Indigenous' to refer to original peoples to what aim?
What is a key factor that Community Health Nurses (CHNs) should consider when moving from one culture to another?
What is a key factor that Community Health Nurses (CHNs) should consider when moving from one culture to another?
Which action is a crucial component of cultural safety in nursing practice?
Which action is a crucial component of cultural safety in nursing practice?
What is a common challenge resulting from rural residents seeking employment and socializing in urban centers?
What is a common challenge resulting from rural residents seeking employment and socializing in urban centers?
How do various funding arrangements support First Nation groups in managing community health programs?
How do various funding arrangements support First Nation groups in managing community health programs?
What impact does the lack of reliable internet service have on rural and remote communities?
What impact does the lack of reliable internet service have on rural and remote communities?
What does emphasizing a single 'type' of rural or remote person risk doing?
What does emphasizing a single 'type' of rural or remote person risk doing?
What unique challenge do many rural nurses face in their profession?
What unique challenge do many rural nurses face in their profession?
Which factor contributes to the distinct practice environment for nurses in remote and isolated communities?
Which factor contributes to the distinct practice environment for nurses in remote and isolated communities?
Besides physical accessibility and affordability, what other barrier did participants describe which contributed to inequalities in access to health care services?
Besides physical accessibility and affordability, what other barrier did participants describe which contributed to inequalities in access to health care services?
How does the traditional worldview of Indigenous peoples influence the medicine wheel framework?
How does the traditional worldview of Indigenous peoples influence the medicine wheel framework?
How do the health-care systems for First Nations interface with the broader Canadian healthcare system for acute-care services?
How do the health-care systems for First Nations interface with the broader Canadian healthcare system for acute-care services?
How does the practice of nurses in rural and remote Canadian communities differ from that of their urban counterparts?
How does the practice of nurses in rural and remote Canadian communities differ from that of their urban counterparts?
How does the out-migration of rural residents to urban areas affect the infrastructure and services in rural communities?
How does the out-migration of rural residents to urban areas affect the infrastructure and services in rural communities?
How can a Community Health Nurse (CHN) demonstrate cultural safety in their practice?
How can a Community Health Nurse (CHN) demonstrate cultural safety in their practice?
Flashcards
Aboriginal Definition
Aboriginal Definition
A colonial term by the Canadian federal government encompassing First Nation, Métis, and Inuit peoples.
Colonial Definition
Colonial Definition
Power exerted by the dominant culture of settlers over Indigenous peoples to maintain authority.
Indigenous Definition
Indigenous Definition
Original peoples of a land and their descendants, used by the UN to uphold human rights.
First Nations
First Nations
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Inuit
Inuit
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Métis Definition
Métis Definition
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Cultural Safety Definition
Cultural Safety Definition
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CHN's Role in Cultural Safety
CHN's Role in Cultural Safety
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FNIHB role
FNIHB role
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First Nation healthcare
First Nation healthcare
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Health Determinant Disparities
Health Determinant Disparities
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On-reserve housing
On-reserve housing
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Trauma and injury rates
Trauma and injury rates
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Indigenous world views
Indigenous world views
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Medicine Wheel Quadrants
Medicine Wheel Quadrants
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Culturally Appropriate Nursing
Culturally Appropriate Nursing
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Canada's rural mass
Canada's rural mass
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Technical Definition of Rural
Technical Definition of Rural
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Social Definition of Rural
Social Definition of Rural
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Concentrated population
Concentrated population
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Rural Socioeconomic status
Rural Socioeconomic status
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Rural Generalizations
Rural Generalizations
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Canadian studies on health
Canadian studies on health
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Health Education limitations
Health Education limitations
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Health Satisfaction
Health Satisfaction
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Rural Risks
Rural Risks
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Canada, Rural Health Factors
Canada, Rural Health Factors
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Rural nurse experience
Rural nurse experience
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Canada, Rural nurse ratio
Canada, Rural nurse ratio
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Clinics shape nurse practice
Clinics shape nurse practice
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Routine, Rural Nurses
Routine, Rural Nurses
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Rural Community
Rural Community
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Rural Poor, Location Risk
Rural Poor, Location Risk
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Telehealth technology
Telehealth technology
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Rural Areas, Internet impact
Rural Areas, Internet impact
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Limits, Rural Nursing practice
Limits, Rural Nursing practice
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Rural nurses need...
Rural nurses need...
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Canada - Communication with Colleagues
Canada - Communication with Colleagues
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Resources Tech.
Resources Tech.
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Job turnover and demands.
Job turnover and demands.
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