This guide to creating culturally safe engagements was created from the voices of Indigenous (First Nations, Métis and Inuit) patient partners. The Patient Voices Network hosted an event centred around “What Matters to You in Indigenous Culturally Safe Patient Engagements?”, where they heard from Indigenous patient partners about what makes them feel comfortable and safe…
This pamphlet on creating culturally safe engagements was created from the voices of Indigenous (First Nations, Métis and Inuit) patient partners. The Patient Voices Network hosted an event centred around “What Matters to You in Indigenous Culturally Safe Patient Engagements?”, where they heard from Indigenous patient partners about what makes them feel comfortable and safe…
Overview of the role, education/regulation and key functions of a physiotherapist and a case study of their potential role within a primary care team.
Overview of the role, education/regulation and key functions of a clinical pharmacist and a case study of their potential role within a primary care team.
Care Activity Definitions Assess and Support Hormonal Contraception The Nurse can autonomously educate, assess, and determine the best hormonal contraceptive for patients. The nurse can independently implant or remove implanted progestin-only hormonal contraception. Care Coordination Includes coordination with other teams (home care, etc.) and hospital admissions and discharges. Casting & Splinting With a client…
Overview of the role, education/regulation and key functions of an occupational therapist and a case study of their potential role within a primary care team.
Below are a small sample of care activities a nurse could do in primary care. Choose the care activities you would most like a nurse to provide to patients in your clinic. Click Here for Care Activity Definitions. As you select care activities you will see Nursing roles appear/disappear and the number of your chosen care…
Overview of the role, education/regulation and key functions of a registered dietician and a case study of their potential role within a primary care team.
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