San’yas: Indigenous Cultural Safety Training is a unique, on-line training program designed to enhance self-awareness, and strengthen the skills of those who work both directly and indirectly with Indigenous people. The goal of the Indigenous Cultural Safety (ICS) training is to develop understanding and promote positive partnerships between service providers and Indigenous people.
EQUIP Health Care is a research and implementation program that involves health equity interventions implemented in a range of health care settings. The interventions are designed to enhance organizational capacity to provide equity-oriented health care EOHC, particularly for those who experience significant health and social inequities. EOHC is about directing adequate resources to those with…
This paper: (1) proposes a conceptual framework for the integration of team-based care and patient-centered care in primary care settings; and (2) offers some practical strategies to support the implementation of patient-centered team-based primary care. The conceptual framework emphasizes the importance of relationships as the foundation for high-quality, patient-centered team-based primary care.
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