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# Indigenous Primary Health Care Council

## Sitemaps

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## Posts

- [A YEAR IN FOUR SEASONS](https://iphcc.ca/a-year-in-four-seasons/) - A YEAR IN FOUR SEASONS Honouring the Four Seasonal Transitions Across Turtle Island, the solstices and equinoxes mark more than shifts in daylight, they signal relational changes between people, the land, and all our relations. Many First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities hold teachings that guide how we move through these transitions with gratitude, humility,
- [A YEAR IN 13 MOONS](https://iphcc.ca/a-year-in-13-moons/) - The 13 Moons: A Year of Teachings, Balance, and Renewal Across many First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities, the year is understood not as twelve months but as thirteen moons, each carrying its own teachings, responsibilities, and relationships. These moon cycles reflect the natural world, waters, plants, animals, and seasonal change. They guide communities in
- [New Partnership Advances Community‑Driven Indigenous Health and Wellbeing in Ontario](https://iphcc.ca/new-partnership-advances-community‑driven-indigenous-health-and-wellbeing-in-ontario/) - HAMILTON, MARCH 4, 2026 - The Indigenous Primary Health Care Council (IPHCC) and Ontario Federation of Indigenous Friendship Centres (OFIFC) are pleased to announce the signing of a new Relationship Agreement, marking a significant step in strengthening Indigenous‑led health systems and community wellbeing across Ontario. This partnership brings together two Indigenous‑governed organizations with long-standing commitments to
- [Strong, Collective Voices - IPHCC Members Reaffirm Shared Vision and Commitment](https://iphcc.ca/strong-collective-voices-iphcc-members-reaffirm-shared-vision-and-commitment/) - IPHCC members reaffirm their commitment to IPHCC’s mission, demonstrating that the strength of the Council lies in its collective voice.
- [Urgent action is required by Ontario government to address worsening staffing crisis in Ontario’s community health sector](https://iphcc.ca/urgent-action-is-required-by-ontario-government-to-address-worsening-staffing-crisis-in-ontarios-community-health-sector/) - View News Release
- [Community health sector launches campaign profiling staffing challenges and impact to patient care](https://iphcc.ca/community-health-sector-launches-campaign-profiling-staffing-challenges-and-impact-to-patient-care/) - Sector calls for investments to close the growing wage gap for frontline workers Toronto, October 17, 2024 – Ten provincial associations representing Ontario’s community health sector are raising awareness of a growing wage gap impacting the care millions of Ontarians rely on. A new campaign launched today, entitled For Us. For You., highlights the need
- [IPHCC signs a new partnership deal with Niagara Health as a step towards Reconciliation](https://iphcc.ca/iphcc-signs-a-new-partnership-deal-with-niagara-health-as-a-step-towards-reconciliation/) - IPHCC partners with Niagara Health, marking a significant milestone in our efforts to advance Indigenous primary health care in Ontario.
- [A New Alliance to Advance Indigenous Health: The IPHCC and the CCA Form a Partnership to Transform   Indigenous Health Initiatives](https://iphcc.ca/iphcc-cca-partnership/) - The IPHCC has come together with the CCA to form an alliance to redefine how Indigenous health is received and provided throughout Ontario.
- [Webinar | Pathways to Preservation: Advancing Indigenous-Led Lower Limb Health](https://iphcc.ca/webinar-pathways-to-preservation-advancing-indigenous-led-lower-limb-health/) - Please join us for a webinar this Friday May 30th at 11am, hosted in collaboration with Ontario Health. The session will feature Indigenous organizations (Maamwesying North Shore Health Services, Mamaway Wiidokdaadwin and the Indigenous Diabetes Health Circle) sharing insights on wholistic, Indigenous-led approaches. They will highlight their achievements in the demonstration phase of the Lower
- [NEW Indigenous Cultural Safety in Mental Health: A Course for Meaningful Change](https://iphcc.ca/new-indigenous-cultural-safety-in-mental-health-a-course-for-meaningful-change/) - The Indigenous Primary Health Care Council (IPHCC) has developed the Indigenous Cultural Safety in Mental Health course – now available
- [In Memory of Joe Hester, Executive Director of Anishnawbe Health Toronto](https://iphcc.ca/in-memory-of-joe-hester-executive-director-of-anishnawbe-health-toronto/) - The IPHCC is deeply saddened by the passing of Joe Hester and extends our deepest condolences to his family and the community members whose lives he touched.
- [Commemorating National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Advancing Culturally Safe Healthcare](https://iphcc.ca/commemorating-national-day-for-truth-and-reconciliation-and-advancing-culturally-safe-healthcare/) - National Day of Truth and Reconciliation September 30th marks the 4th annual National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, formerly known as Orange Shirt Day. Established to honour residential school survivors, along with their families, communities and the thousands of children who never made it home. It also raises awareness of the impacts that have
- [Murray Sinclair, former senator who led Truth and Reconciliation Commission, passes away at 73](https://iphcc.ca/murray-sinclair-former-senator-who-led-truth-and-reconciliation-commission-passes-away-at-73/) - IPHCC is deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Murray Sinclair. Murray Sinclair, former chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, passed away surrounded by family on Monday in Winnipeg at age 73. A member of Peguis First Nation, Justice Sinclair, who was known by his Anishinaabe name Mizhana Gheezhik (the One Who Speaks
- [THAC Gathering: Honouring Ziizbaakdoke-giizis](https://iphcc.ca/spring-thac-gathering/) - Welcome to a recap of the fifth Traditional Healing Advisory Circle Gathering, held from March 19th to March 21st, 2024, in Toronto, ON.
- [IPHCC’s approach to advancing Indigenous data governance, equity and privacy](https://iphcc.ca/iphccs-approach-to-advancing-indigenous-data-governance-equity-and-privacy/) - In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, the Indigenous Primary Health Care Council (IPHCC) is at the forefront, championing the ethical and effective utilization of Indigenous health data. Rooted in the belief that data governance, equity, and privacy are fundamental to wholistic health, the IPHCC’s Data and Digital sector is actively working towards the development of
- [Introducing the new eHealth Center of Excellence.](https://iphcc.ca/introducing-the-new-ehealth-center-of-excellence/) - How can the eHealth Centre of Excellence support you? The eHealth Centre of Excellence is a not-for-profit organization that supports clinicians to seamlessly integrate digital health solutions into their current clinical workflows, working closely with them to help them realize the value that technology can bring to practice efficiencies and care delivery. We support the
- [Traditional Healing and Wellness Bundle: Bringing Spirit](https://iphcc.ca/traditional-healing-and-wellness-bundle-bringing-spirit/) - Listening to the words of our knowledge keepers, our youth, and language carriers, the importance of including ceremony into this process is paramount to ensuring we do things in a good way.
- [IPHCC's third traditional healing gathering](https://iphcc.ca/fall-equinox-thac-gathering/) - IPHCC’s Traditional Healing Advisory Council held its 3rd gathering in September, co-hosted by SOAHAC, in the beautiful community of Chippewas of the Thames.
- [New Zealand Study Tour at Mamaway Wiidokdaadwin](https://iphcc.ca/new-zealand-study-tour-at-mamaway-wiidokdaadwin/) - Explore the cultural experiences shared during the tour of Mamaway, Rama and more leaving the Indigenous visitors full of ideas for their own healthcare settings.
- [Visit to Primary Care team – Mamaway Wiidokdaadwin (meaning Everybody helps)](https://iphcc.ca/visit-to-primary-care-team-mamaway-wiidokdaadwin-meaning-everybody-helps/) - Mamaway Wiidokdaadwin name comes from the vision of seeing many people around an individual as support to hold them up with their hands. Together.....Read More
- [The IPHCC & Advancing Health Care for Indigenous Peoples](https://iphcc.ca/indigenous-healthcare-blog/) - The Indigenous Primary Health Care Council (IPHCC) is an Indigenous-governed and Indigenous-led organization with 21 Indigenous Primary Health Care Organization (IPHCO) members providing health care services to First Nations, Inuit, and Métis (FNIM) Peoples throughout Ontario. Our members provide integrated and wholistic care, including Traditional Healing and culture-based services, to Indigenous Peoples and their families

## Pages

- [Home](https://iphcc.ca/) - Indigenous primary health care council Supporting the advancement and evolution of Indigenous primary health care service provision and planning throughout Ontario
- [Cultural Safety Training](https://iphcc.ca/cultural-safety-training/) - About the Anishinaabe Mino’Ayaawin– People in Good Health approach to Indigenous Cultural Safety The Anishinaabe Mino’Ayaawin – People in Good Health is Indigenous Primary Health Care Council’s (IPHCC) approach to Indigenous Cultural Safety (ICS). This approach is a comprehensive vision of Indigenous Cultural Safety that encompasses online training courses, customized workshops, change management support, and
- [Annual Reports](https://iphcc.ca/annual-reports/)
- [Partnerships](https://iphcc.ca/ourpartners/) - Organizations who have partnered with the IPHCC for the future of equitable healthcare for Indigenous Peoples. Learn more about them and our partnerships.
- [Job Opportunities](https://iphcc.ca/job-opportunities/) - job opportunitiesOpportunities offered by the IPHCC, our members and partners. Keep up to date with our latest job offerings. Working for IPHCC has its benefits Supportive Culture Suspendisse sodales rutrum odio at ultricies. Curabitur eu maximus ipsum. Etiam imperdiet eleifend vehicula. Nam vestibulum lectus at varius auctor. Nullam non odio aliquam, luctus tellus eu, malesuada
- [Job Post from Members Portal](https://iphcc.ca/job-post-from-members-portal/)
- [Mental Health](https://iphcc.ca/mental-health/) - Mental Health & Wellness Indigenous people and communities have a wholistic view of Mental Health and Wellness. Health and Wellness is a state of balance with self, family, community, and the land. The Model of Wholistic Health and Wellbeing is used to describe this wholistic view, which conceptualizes wellbeing as balance across physical, spiritual, emotional,
- [Blog](https://iphcc.ca/blog/) - Blog Welcome to the IPHCC Blog!Our mission is to promote the health and wellbeing of Indigenous Peoples by advancing excellence in primary healthcare. Through our blog, we aim to share knowledge and perspectives on a wide range of topics related to Indigenous health, including traditional healing practices, cultural safety, community engagement, and much more.We are
- [Meet The Team](https://iphcc.ca/meet-the-team/) - IPHCC Team our teamThe Indigenous Primary Health Care Council team spans across Ontario and reflects a diverse range of professional backgrounds and experiences. From nursing and social work to public health and community engagement, our team members bring a wealth of knowledge and perspectives that shape our approach to Indigenous health. This diversity strengthens our
- [Interactive IPHCO Map](https://iphcc.ca/iphco-map/)
- [Interactive Map v5 (Under development)](https://iphcc.ca/iphco-map-v5/)
- [About the IPHCC](https://iphcc.ca/about-the-iphcc/) - About The IPHCC The Indigenous Primary Health Care Council (IPHCC) is an Indigenous-governed, culture-based, and Indigenous-informed organization. Its key mandate is to. support the advancement and evolution of Indigenous primary health care services throughout Ontario. It works with Indigenous primary health care organizations (IPHCOs) across Ontario, including:Aboriginal Health Access Centres (AHACs)Indigenous Interprofessional Primary Care Teams
- [IPHCC Vision & Mission](https://iphcc.ca/iphcc-vision-mission/) - Our visionThe IPHCC envisions a world where:The health and well-being of all Indigenous Peoples in Ontario is restored and assured.Health systems provide Indigenous Peoples with high quality care, empathy, dignity, and respect. Our MissionThe IPHCC uses Indigenous solutions to transform Indigenous health outcomes and decolonize health systems by:Partnering with Indigenous communities, mainstream health organizations and government
- [Self Identification](https://iphcc.ca/self-identification/) - Indigenous Self-Identification Toolkit The IPHCC Indigenous Self-Identification Toolkit supports organizations to respectfully collect and manage First Nations, Inuit, and Métis self-identification data. The toolkit promotes cultural safety and Indigenous data sovereignty, providing practical tools, training, and guidance for effective implementation.What’s included in the toolkit:Online learning modules for frontline staff and leadership Client resources like posters, FAQs,
- [Integrated Care](https://iphcc.ca/integrated-care/) - Integrated Care Integrated Care centers around the Model of Wholistic Health and Wellbeing in that the intent is to support the provision of seamless, effective, and efficient care that reflects the whole of a person’s health needs. Integrated care focuses on wellness across the lifespan from pre-conception to end of life, embodying physical, mental, emotional
- [Traditional Healing and Wellness](https://iphcc.ca/thw/) - Traditional Healing and Wellness In November of 2022, Traditional Healing and Wellness became a strategic initiative of IPHCC. This initiative develops and implements sector-based solutions to address the workforce challenges of needs of employers for Traditional Healing (TH) and Cultural Services. It addresses solutions for employers around recruitment, retention, skills development for employees or potential
- [Safespace Network](https://iphcc.ca/safespace-network/) - Safespace Network The Safespace Network is a platform that works to address barriers to reporting in healthcare by providing a safe and anonymous way to share experiences without fear of retaliation. This data collections allows systems to do more than react to negative experiences but prevent them from happening by assessing patterns and trends within
- [Public Newsletter Archive](https://iphcc.ca/public-newsletter-archive/)
- [Public Health](https://iphcc.ca/public-health/) - Public Health The Public Health department leads initiatives aimed at supporting the health and wellbeing of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis (FNIM) Peoples in Ontario.Through a range of portfolios, the department works to reduce health inequities between Indigenous and non-Indigenous populations and improve access to culturally safe public health services and resources. Key focus areas
- [ICS Organizational Change Support Form](https://iphcc.ca/ics-organizational-change-support-form/) - Fill out this form to learn more about our Organizational Change Support. Developed by the Indigenous Primary Health Care Council.
- [ICS In Mental Health Form](https://iphcc.ca/ics-in-mental-health-form/) - Fill out this form to learn more about our Indigenous Cultural Safety in Mental Health course. Developed by the Indigenous Primary Health Care Council.
- [Find a provider](https://iphcc.ca/myhealth/) - Access healthcare that cares about your culture. Aboriginal Health Access Centres (AHACs) across Ontario deliver quality, culturally relevant and wholistic care
- [Foundations of ICS Form](https://iphcc.ca/foundations-of-ics-form/) - Notice: JavaScript is required for this content.
- [Membership Advantage](https://iphcc.ca/membership-advantage/) - IPHCC Membership Advantage THE IPHCC MEMBERSHIP ADVANTAGEBy joining the IPHCC, you will be joining a community-based network that promotes, knowledge-sharing, and advocacy across the Indigenous-governed primary health care sector.We help to foster collaboration amongst our members, develop resources to tackle systemic racism, and advocate for the continued evolution of a strong and comprehensive Indigenous-governed primary
- [Become a Member](https://iphcc.ca/become-a-member/) - BECOME A MEMBER MEMBERSHIP CRITERIAMembers must meet the below criteria in order to be eligible to apply as a member. VISION, MISSION & VALUES Alignment with IPHCC’s mission and values:Members of the IPHCC should Have a deep understanding of the expectations and priorities of Indigenous patientsBe dedicated to promoting health equity, cultural safety,
- [Interactive OHT, OHR, IPHCO Map](https://iphcc.ca/meet-our-members/) - [ohr_oht_iphco_map3]
- [Data and Digital Equity](https://iphcc.ca/data-and-digital-equity/) - The development of robust data governance policies and frameworks is essential for the ethical and effective utilization of Indigenous health data.
- [A Generation of Healthcare Excellence - AHAC 25th Anniversary](https://iphcc.ca/ahac25/) - The Indigenous Primary Health Care Council invites you to the 25th anniversary of the original ten Aboriginal Health Access Centres.
- [ICS Workshops Form](https://iphcc.ca/ics-workshops-form/) - Notice: JavaScript is required for this content.
- [Ontario Health Teams](https://iphcc.ca/ontario-health-teams/) - Ontario Health Teams The Government of Ontario defines Ontario Health Teams as “a new way of organizing and delivering care that is more connected to patients in their local communities.Under Ontario Health Teams, health care providers (including hospitals, doctors and home and community care providers) work as one coordinated team – no matter where they
- [Data and Digital Equity](https://iphcc.ca/data-and-digital-equity-4/) - Data & Digital Equity The IPHCC believes data and digital equity are integral parts of wholistic health. Digital equity is the fair and consistent access to digital tools, including technological devices, digital literacy, cellular service and internet connection that is both stable and high-speed.Digital services must also be offered to clients in their own language
- [IPHCC Leadership Training](https://iphcc.ca/leaders/) - Coming soon.
- [AHAC Directory](https://iphcc.ca/ahacdirectory/) - Filter by: -- Member Type --AHACCHCIFHTIIPCTOtherSearch: TypeName ↑PhoneEmailAddressIFHTAlgonquins of Pikwakanagan First Nations(613) 625-1175assistant.fht@pikwakanagan.ca1657A Mishomis Inamo Pikwakanagan ON K0J 1X0AHACAnishnawbe Mushkiki(807) 623-0383info@mushkiki.com1260 Golf Links Rd 3rd Floor Thunder Bay, ON P7B 0A1IFHTBaawaating Family Health Clinic(705) 575-7191info@baawaating.ca210C Gran St. Batchewana First Nation P6C 0C4AHACDe dwa da dehs nye>s Aboriginal Health Centre (Brantford Location)(519) 752-4340info@dahac.ca36 King Street Brantford
- [Members Directory](https://iphcc.ca/members-directory/) - Filter by: -- Member Type --AHACCHCIFHTIIPCTOtherSearch: TypeName ↑PhoneEmailAddressIFHTAlgonquins of Pikwakanagan First Nations(613) 625-1175assistant.fht@pikwakanagan.ca1657A Mishomis Inamo Pikwakanagan ON K0J 1X0AHACAnishnawbe Mushkiki(807) 623-0383info@mushkiki.com1260 Golf Links Rd 3rd Floor Thunder Bay, ON P7B 0A1IFHTBaawaating Family Health Clinic(705) 575-7191info@baawaating.ca210C Gran St. Batchewana First Nation P6C 0C4AHACDe dwa da dehs nye>s Aboriginal Health Centre (Brantford Location)(519) 752-4340info@dahac.ca36 King Street Brantford
- [Cultural Safety Training - Customized Training](https://iphcc.ca/cultural-safety-training-customized-training/) - Customized Training The IPHCC offers customized training that aims to educate individuals on the principles of Indigenous Cultural Safety and help them acknowledge their role in creating culturally safe spaces in healthcare. IPHCC encourages learners to approach Indigenous Cultural Safety with receptivity. This enables them to expand their knowledge and reflect on the self and
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- [Noojmawing Sookatagaing (Healing Working Together) Ontario Health Team ](https://iphcc.ca/noojmawing-sookatagaing-healing-working-together-ontario-health-team/) - On Wednesday, May 24, 2023, staff from the Health System Transformation and Indigenous Cultural Safety teams at the Indigenous Primary Health Care Council (IPHCC) attended the City & District of Thunder Bay Ontario Health Team’s naming ceremony at the Anemki Wajiw in Fort William First Nation. The OHT gathered partners and community members to formalize
- [Indigenous Interactive Virtual Map (IIVM)](https://iphcc.ca/indigenous-interactive-virtual-map-iivm/) - Ontario Health staff recently presented to IPHCC staff on an Indigenous Interactive Virtual Map that they are creating to: Provide a centralized, user-friendly resource that helps FNIMUI people and communities in Ontario identify the essential health services and programs available to them Contribute to a greater awareness of the availability of health services and programs
- [Test form](https://iphcc.ca/test-form/)
- [Data Research](https://iphcc.ca/data-research/) - Research and Ethics Process Here you can request access to data from our organization. Please follow the steps below to submit your request. Step 1: Understanding our Data Access Policy Step 1 30% Before submitting a data request, please ensure you understand our data access policy. Our policy outlines the terms and conditions for accessing
- [Health Systems Transformation](https://iphcc.ca/health-systems-transformation/) - Health System Transformation The government of Ontario has committed to undertake structural and systems health reform as specified in Bill 74: The People’s Health Care Act, 2019. The introduction of OHTs provides an opportunity for Indigenous health systems transformation. The IPHCC and its members offer significant value to the health systems transformation process by exemplifying
- [Cultural Safety Resources](https://iphcc.ca/cultural-safety-resources/)
- [2023 Pre-Budget Submission](https://iphcc.ca/resources/2023-pre-budget-submission/) - Pre-Budget Submission 2023
- [Zoom Post Attendee](https://iphcc.ca/zoom_postattendee/) - CHI-MIIGWECH Thank you for your gift of time!
- [COVID-19 Resources](https://iphcc.ca/covid-19-resources/) - Covid-19 Resources GASHKIWIDOON TOOLKIT COVID-19 VACCINE IMPLEMENTATION TOOLKIT IPHCC has developed a toolkit to support Indigenous organizations with the planning and implementation of community-level COVID-19 vaccination clinics, with assistance from mainstream organizations such as local public health units, primary care agencies, and/or hospital settings. View Toolkit 6 STEPS TO EFFECTIVE ENGAGEMENT FOR VACCINE DISTRIBUTION WITH
- [Virtual Card Form](https://iphcc.ca/virtual-card-form/)
- [Mental Health Resources](https://iphcc.ca/mental-health-resources/) - Mental Health Resources The IPHCC recognizes the need for access to culturally safe and appropriate Mental Health Resources and Supports. The IPHCC has members throughout Ontario, including Aboriginal Health Access Centres – we encourage individuals to reach out to your local AHAC when seeking supports.Network for Aboriginal Mental Health Research – Mental Health Programs for
- [Mental Health and Wellness](https://iphcc.ca/mental-health-and-wellness/) - Mental Health & Wellness Indigenous people and communities have a wholistic view of Mental Health and Wellness. Health and Wellness is a state of balance with self, family, community, and the land. The Model of Wholistic Health and Wellbeing is used to describe this wholistic view, which conceptualizes wellbeing as balance across physical, spiritual, emotional,
- [By-Laws](https://iphcc.ca/by-laws/)
- [COVID-19 FAQs](https://iphcc.ca/covid-19-faqs/) - Covid-19 F.A.Q. WHY IS IMMUNIZATION IMPORTANT? Immunization is a personal choice; however, it will help us protect one another. Immunization will help protect the Elders, family members, friends, loved ones and the community. It is essential for protecting those who are at high risk for severe complications such as:Elders and older adultsResidential and staff long-term
- [COVID-19 Updates](https://iphcc.ca/covid-19-updates/) - Covid-19 Updates OFFICIAL PUBLIC HEALTH GUIDELINESThis section features COVID-19-related links to both Indigenous and non-Indigenous governments and public health authorities throughout the country as well as internationally. GOVERNMENT OF CANADA –INDIGENOUS SERVICES CANADAResources and information related to COVID-19 intended to support First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities in preparing for, monitoring and responding to COVID-19.
- [Data Team](https://iphcc.ca/data-team/) - Marlon ColeIT/IM Managermcole@iphcc.ca Letebrhan Ferrow IPHCC Practicum Student lferrow@iphcc.ca Kassandra Loewen Quality Decision Support Specialist kloewen@iphcc.ca Shaun ONeill Data and Digital Coordinator soneill@iphcc.ca Janice Soltys Operations Manager jsoltys@iphcc.ca
- [Data Governance](https://iphcc.ca/data-governance/) - Coming soon.
- [Training Opportunities](https://iphcc.ca/training-opportunities/)
- [Data Resources](https://iphcc.ca/data-resources/)
- [Privacy](https://iphcc.ca/privacy/)
- [Community of Practice](https://iphcc.ca/community-of-practice/)
- [Anishinaabe Mino’ayaawin: Foundations of Indigenous Cultural Safety](https://iphcc.ca/foundations-of-cultural-safety-training/)
- [Strategies to Support Indigenous Participation in Ontario COVID-19 Response](https://iphcc.ca/strategies-to-support/)
- [Contact Tracing: Inspiring Cultural Safety in Indigenous Communities](https://iphcc.ca/contact-tracing-inspiring-cultural-safety-in-indigenous-communities/)
- [Resources](https://iphcc.ca/resources/)
- [Submit Resources](https://iphcc.ca/submit-resources/) - Notice: JavaScript is required for this content.
- [Events](https://iphcc.ca/events/)
- [News](https://iphcc.ca/news/)

## My Templates

- [Default Kit](https://iphcc.ca/?elementor_library=default-kit)

## Interactive Google Maps

- [Current Members Map](https://iphcc.ca/google-map/current-members-map/)
- [Interactive OHT Map](https://iphcc.ca/google-map/interactive-oht-map/)

## Team Members

- [Pam J.](https://iphcc.ca/post_team/pam-jones/)
- [Viktoriya S.](https://iphcc.ca/post_team/viktoriya-s/)
- [Brock H.](https://iphcc.ca/post_team/brock-helmer/)
- [Sarah I.](https://iphcc.ca/post_team/sarah-illy/)
- [Bryanna J.](https://iphcc.ca/post_team/bryanna-jackson-ominika/)
- [Jennifer S.](https://iphcc.ca/post_team/j-smith/)
- [Holly N.](https://iphcc.ca/post_team/holly-n/)
- [Shawn F.](https://iphcc.ca/post_team/shawn-f/)
- [Afsheen F.](https://iphcc.ca/post_team/afsheen-f/)
- [Gillian P.](https://iphcc.ca/post_team/gillian-prince/)
- [Rebekah C.](https://iphcc.ca/post_team/rebekah-clause/)
- [Kelly S.](https://iphcc.ca/post_team/kelly-stringer/)
- [Sadiah R.](https://iphcc.ca/post_team/sadiah-rahman/)
- [Rachel L.](https://iphcc.ca/post_team/rachel-leroux/)
- [Jacqueline FV.](https://iphcc.ca/post_team/jacqueline-fortin-vassos/)
- [Nicole B.](https://iphcc.ca/post_team/nicole-blackman/)
- [Elissa N.](https://iphcc.ca/post_team/elissa-noah/)
- [Al S.](https://iphcc.ca/post_team/al-syed/)
- [Neebin P.](https://iphcc.ca/post_team/neebin/)
- [SHAUN O.](https://iphcc.ca/post_team/shaun-2/)
- [Julia C.](https://iphcc.ca/post_team/julia-2/)
- [Marlon C.](https://iphcc.ca/post_team/marlon-c/)
- [PRABHJOT S.](https://iphcc.ca/post_team/prabhjot/)
- [SADIYAH J.](https://iphcc.ca/post_team/sadiyah-j/)
- [Larry S.](https://iphcc.ca/post_team/larry-2/)
- [DAKOTA R.](https://iphcc.ca/post_team/dakota-2/)
- [DARRYL SL.](https://iphcc.ca/post_team/darryl-sl/)

## Job Listings

- [Assistant Professor (Indigenous Health) - Tenure Track](https://iphcc.ca/post_jobs/assistant-professor-indigenous-health-tenure-track/) - Trent University invites applications for a tenure track appointment in Indigenous health at the rank of Assistant Professor in the Trent/Fleming School of Nursing. Subject to budgetary approval, the position could commence as early as July 2026 and will be located at the beautiful Symons campus, set on the banks of the Otonabee River in
- [Senior Health Co-ordinator](https://iphcc.ca/post_jobs/senior-health-co-ordinator/) - Suspendisse sodales rutrum odio at ultricies. Curabitur eu maximus ipsum. Etiam imperdiet eleifend vehicula.
- [Administrative Assistant](https://iphcc.ca/post_jobs/administrative-assistant/) - Suspendisse sodales rutrum odio at ultricies. Curabitur eu maximus ipsum. Etiam imperdiet eleifend vehicula.
- [Nurse Practioneer](https://iphcc.ca/post_jobs/nurse-practioneer/) - Suspendisse sodales rutrum odio at ultricies. Curabitur eu maximus ipsum. Etiam imperdiet eleifend vehicula.

## Resources

- [Ne'iikaanigaana ‘All Our Relations’ Toolkit: Guidance for Creating Safer Environments for Indigenous Peoples](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/ne-iikaanigaana-toolkit/) - The purpose of the Ne’iikaaniganaa Toolkit (Anishinaabe word for ‘All Our Relations’) is to educate workers at all levels within the health care system and equip them with tools and resources that can effectively move organizations towards addressing implicit bias and discrimination and strengthening equity and inclusion for Indigenous Peoples. The toolkit also provides tips
- [IDHC Foot Care and Eye Health Resources for patients with diabetes](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/idhc-foot-care-and-eye-health-resources-for-patients-with-diabetes/)
- [Evacuation Report 2025](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/evacuation-report-2025/)
- [Indigenous Crisis Contacts](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/mental-health-resources/)
- [Indigenous-Led Advisory Structures: A Wise Practices Resource](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/indigenous-led-advisory-structures-a-wise-practices-resource/) - IPHCC_Indigenous-Led_AdvisoryStructuresWisePracticesResource_Feb2026
- [Culturally Appropriate Language Guide](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/culturally-appropriate-language-guide/) - Culturally Appropriate Language Guide
- [Understanding Unconscious Bias (EN/FR)](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/understanding-unconscious-bias-en-fr/)
- [Respectful Engagement in Indigenous Cultural and Ceremonial Events](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/respectful-engagement-in-indigenous-cultural-and-ceremonial-events/) - Indigenous cultures are deeply rooted in ceremonial traditions that honour the land, ancestors and community. Participating in cultural and ceremonial gatherings is a privilege that comes with the responsibility of respect and understanding. This resource offers essential principles and practice to engage appropriately.
- [External Resource| Virtual Grief Assistant—Canadian Virtual Hospice](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/resource-virtual-grief-assistant-canadian-virtual-hospice/) - “I'm your Grief Assistant and I'm here to help! Hello! I'm glad you are here. People have so many unanswered questions about grief and loss. I'm here to listen to you, to suggest answers to your questions, and to guide you to information that may be helpful. You are not alone. There is no cost
- [External Resource| The Ontario Hepatitis C Elimination Roadmap](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/the-ontario-hepatitis-c-elimination-roadmap/)
- [External Resource| RSV Prevention and Risks| Ministry of Health](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/resource-rsv-prevention-and-risks-ministry-of-health/) - Find out ways of how RSV Spreads, How to prevent RSV, Risks of getting RSV and recommendations for travellers. Access the resource here
- [External Resource| RSV Factsheet for Health Care Providers| Infant and High-Risk Children](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/resource-rsv-factsheet-for-health-care-providers-infant-and-high-risk-children/) - The guidance document has been intended to provide basic guidelines. To access the full resource, please click here
- [External Resource| Indigenous Health Researchers Database](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/resource-indigenous-health-researchers-database/) - Indigenous Health Researchers Database is a comprehensive listing of researchers who are affiliated with a Canadian university and have a wide range of expertise related to the health of Indigenous peoples. These researchers have undertaken some form of research related to the health and well-being of First Nations, Inuit and/or Métis peoples, ranging from one study to
- [External Resource| ECHO Ontario First Nations, Inuit and Métis Wellness](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/resource-echo-ontario-first-nations-inuit-and-metis-wellness/) - This is an Ontario-based program for individuals who serve First Nations Inuit and/or Métis patients through Indigenous healthcare services or organizations. Below is a list of curriculum topics that are often featured in this program. Orientation to Model, Personal Care and Resilience Approaches and Considerations for working with First Nations, Métis and Inuit Children and
- [Meaningful Engagement Toolkit](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/meaningful-engagement-toolkit/) - Video Links: Walk With Us Listen With Us
- [Protocols for Non-Indigenous Health Care Organizations Seeking to Work With Indigenous Knowledge Keepers](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/wise-practices-guide/) - The purpose of this document is to assist non-Indigenous health care organizations that are seeking to work with Indigenous Knowledge Keepers1. It is critical to know that particular wise practices/protocols are to be considered and implemented before, during and after the event (e.g. openings, closings, smudging, workshops, seminars, talks, ceremonies, conferences, mentorship, mediation, committees, advice/support,
- [Public Health Indigenous Indicator Framework](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/public-health-indigenous-indicator-framework/) - Public Health Indigenous Indicator Framework Achieving the shared goal of healthy, vibrant FNIM communities requires a shift away from conventional population health data about FNIM to data that illuminates the strengths and perspectives of wellness within FNIM communities (National Collaborating Centre for FNIM Health 2021). Strength-based Indigenous models of health and wellbeing are virtually non-existent
- [Model of Wholistic Health and Wellbeing: From a Public Health Perspective](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/model-of-wholistic-health-and-wellbeing/)
- [IPHCC Guiding Document - Indigenous Health in Indigenous Hands](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/iphcc-guiding-document-indigenous-health-in-indigenous-hands/)
- [IPHCC Guiding Document - EDI vs Reconciliation](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/iphcc-guiding-document-edi-vs-reconciliation/)
- [Indigenous Anti-racism infographics](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/indigenous-anti-racism-infographics/)
- [First Nation, Inuit, and Métis Community Engagement Guide for Public Health Agencies](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/first-nation-inuit-and-metis-community-engagement-guide-for-public-health-agencies/) - https://ifeg.iphcc.ca
- [Indigenous Primary Health Care Evacuation Guide: Complementary Standards for more Inclusive and Culturally Safer Evacuations](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/indigenous-primary-health-care-evacuation-guide-complementary-standards-for-more-inclusive-and-culturally-safer-evacuations/) - https://evac.iphcc.ca
- [Indigenous Population Health: Our Data, Our Stories](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/indigenous-population-health-our-data-our-stories/) - https://iph.iphcc.ca
- [Relationship Agreement Guide Checklist and Template](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/relationship-agreement-guide-checklist-and-template/) - https://irap.iphcc.ca
- [How to develop a meaningful land acknowledgement (EN/FR)](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/how-to-develop-a-meaning-full-land-acknowledgement-en-fr/)
- [Tools of Resiliency - Addressing the wellbeing needs of Indigenous Peoples by honouring culture as treatment](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/tools-of-resiliency-address-the-wellbeing-needs-of-indigenous-peoples/) - For the purpose of this report, a western construct of a ‘continuum of care’ is used to explore the range of services Indigenous health centres provide to clients with MHA challenges. Although this construct greatly simplifies the complexity inherent in the Model of Wholistic Health and Wellbeing, it is useful because it can be used
- [The Cultural Safety Continuum (EN/FR)](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/the-cultural-safety-continuum-en-fr/) - Includes Cultural Competency, Cultural Awareness, Cultural Sensitivity, and Cultural Humility.
- [Population Segmentation Attribution](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/population-segmentation-attribution/) - NOVEL INDIGENOUS-LED APPROACH TO POPULATION SEGMENTATION & ATTRIBUTION TO INFORM POPULATION HEALTH PLANNING
- [OurCare Ontario FNIM Report](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/ourcare-ontario-fnim-report/) - OurCare Primary Care Gathering for First Nations, Inuit, Métis (FNIM), and Relatives living in Urban and Related Homelands with Indigenous Primary Care Council & Well Living House. For national and provincial reports or for more information, please visit: https://www.ourcare.ca/communityroundtables
- [Mobile Solutions For MHA Service Provision – Early Implementation Considerations](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/mobile-solutions-for-mha-service-provision-early-implementation-considerations-2/)
- [IPHCC Indigenous Data Governance Handbooks](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/iphcc-indigenous-data-governance-handbooks-2023/) - Embark on a journey through three new resources, each shedding light on distinct facets of Indigenous data governance. Begin with the IPHCC Data Governance Privacy and Security Handbook, prioritizing data protection and privacy through insights into best practices for safeguarding sensitive information. Next, navigate the landscape of key indicators with the IPHCC's Data Governance Indicator
- [Indigenous Privacy Framework](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/indigenous-privacy-framework/)
- [Indigenous Health Systems Transformation Booklet](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/indigenous-health-systems-transformation-booklet/) - This document details foundational components for Indigenous Health Systems Transformation and its underlying concepts and terms which in turn help inform the development of the IPHCC OHT Provincial Framework. The purpose for defining these terms is to: Define terms from an Indigenous lens and relevance to the work of IPHCC and its members; Support the
- [Indigenous Data Governance Appendix](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/indigenous-data-governance-appendix-2023/) - The purpose of this document is as follows: 1. To propose working definitions of Indigenous data sovereignty and Indigenous data governance in the context of the IPHCC. 2. To propose recommendations for how the IPMC can begin to develop an IPHCC-specific Indigenous data governance framework.
- [RSV Fact Sheet for Indigenous Parents and Caregivers in Ontario](https://iphcc.ca/post_resources/rsv-fact-sheet-for-indigenous-parents-and-caregivers-in-ontario/) - The Indigenous Primary Health Care Council (IPHCC) and the Provincial Council for Maternal and Child Health (PCMCH) have launched a new Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) Fact Sheet for Indigenous parents, families and caregivers in Ontario. This resource provides essential information on preventing RSV in infants and high-risk young children, especially as RSV activity is expected

## Members Directory

- [Six Nations](https://iphcc.ca/members_directory/six-nations/) - 1745 Chiefswood Rd Ohsweken ON
- [Noongwa Gamig](https://iphcc.ca/members_directory/noongwa-gamig/) - 371 Sydney Bay Rd, Mar, ON N0H 1X0
- [Saugeen First Nation](https://iphcc.ca/members_directory/saugeen-first-nation/) - 6 Cameron Drive, Southampton, ON N0H 2L0
- [Native Men's Residence (Auduzhe Mino Nesewinong)](https://iphcc.ca/members_directory/native-mens-residence-auduzhe-mino-nesewinong/) - 26 Vaughan Road Toronto, ON M6G 2C4
- [North Bay Indigenous Hub](https://iphcc.ca/members_directory/north-bay-indigenous-hub/) - 1040 Brookes St North Bay, ON P1B 2N6
- [Mino M’shki-ki Indigenous Health Team (Kirkland Lake Location)](https://iphcc.ca/members_directory/mino-mshki-ki-indigenous-health-team-kirkland-lake-location/) - 109 Burnside Dr Kirkland Lake, ON P2N 3P9
- [Mino M’shki-ki Indigenous Health Team (New Liskeard Location)](https://iphcc.ca/members_directory/mino-mshki-ki-indigenous-health-team-new-liskeard-location/) - 421 Shepherdson Rd New Liskeard, ON P0J 1P0
- [Wasauksing First Nation – Health Centre/Nursing Station](https://iphcc.ca/members_directory/wasauksing-first-nation-health-centre-nursing-station/) - 1508 Geewadin Rd, Lane G Parry Sound, ON P2A 2X4
- [Tsi Kanonhkhwatsheri:yo Indigenous Primary Care Team](https://iphcc.ca/members_directory/tsi-kanonhkhwatsheriyo-indigenous-primary-care-team/) - 45 Meadow Drive Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory, ON K0K 1X0
- [Sioux Lookout First Nation Health Authority](https://iphcc.ca/members_directory/sioux-lookout-first-nation-health-authority/) - 61 Queen Street Sioux Lookout, ON P8T 1B8
- [Mushkegowuk Council Area Primary Care Team (Moose Factory Office)](https://iphcc.ca/members_directory/mushkegowuk-council-area-primary-care-team-moose-factory-office/) - 12 Centre Road Moose Factory, ON P0L 1W0
- [Mushkegowuk Council Area Primary Care Team (Timmins Office)](https://iphcc.ca/members_directory/mushkegowuk-council-area-primary-care-team-timmins-office/) - 101 Cedar Street South Timmins, ON P4N 2G7
- [Matawa Health Cooperative](https://iphcc.ca/members_directory/matawa-health-cooperative/) - 233 Court Street South Thunder Bay, ON P7B 2X9
- [Mamaway Wiidokdaadwin Primary Health Care Team (Orillia Clinic)](https://iphcc.ca/members_directory/mamaway-wiidokdaadwin-primary-health-care-team-orillia-clinic/) - 210 Memorial Drive, Unit 112 Orillia, ON L3V 7V1
- [Mamaway Wiidokdaadwin Primary Health Care Team (Beausoleil Family Health Centre Nurse Practitioner)](https://iphcc.ca/members_directory/mamaway-wiidokdaadwin-primary-health-care-team-beausoleil-family-health-centre-nurse-practitioner/) - Christian Island, ON L9M 0A9
- [Mamaway Wiidokdaadwin Primary Health Care Team (Barrie Clinic)](https://iphcc.ca/members_directory/mamaway-wiidokdaadwin-primary-health-care-team-barrie-clinic/) - 125 Bell Farm Rd, Suite 200 Barrie, ON L4M 6L2
- [Baawaating Family Health Clinic](https://iphcc.ca/members_directory/baawaating-family-health-clinic/) - 210C Gran St. Batchewana First Nation P6C 0C4
- [Algonquins of Pikwakanagan First Nations](https://iphcc.ca/members_directory/algonquins-of-pikwakanagan-first-nations/) - 1657A Mishomis Inamo Pikwakanagan ON K0J 1X0
- [Misiway Milopemahtesewin Community Health Centre](https://iphcc.ca/members_directory/misiway-milopemahtesewin-community-health-centre/) - 130 Wilson Ave Timmins, ON P4N 2S9
- [Wabano Centre for Aboriginal Health](https://iphcc.ca/members_directory/wabano-centre-for-aboriginal-health/) - 299 Montreal Road Ottawa, ON K1L 6B8
- [Waasegiizhig Nanaandawe’iyewigamig](https://iphcc.ca/members_directory/waasegiizhig-nanaandaweiyewigamig/) - 212 4th Ave S Kenora, ON P9N 1Y9
- [Southwest Ontario Aboriginal Health Access Centre (Windsor Location)](https://iphcc.ca/members_directory/southwest-ontario-aboriginal-health-access-centre-windsor-location/) - 1405 Tecumseh Road West, Unit 2 Windsor, ON N9B 1T7
- [Southwest Ontario Aboriginal Health Access Centre (Owen Sound Location)](https://iphcc.ca/members_directory/southwest-ontario-aboriginal-health-access-centre-owen-sound-location/) - 733 9th Avenue East Owen Sound, ON N4K 3E6
- [Southwest Ontario Aboriginal Health Access Centre (London Location)](https://iphcc.ca/members_directory/southwest-ontario-aboriginal-health-access-centre-london-location/) - 425-427 William Street London, ON N6B 3E1
- [Southwest Ontario Aboriginal Health Access Centre (Chippewas of the Thames Location)](https://iphcc.ca/members_directory/southwest-ontario-aboriginal-health-access-centre-chippewas-of-the-thames-location/) - 77 Anishinaabeg Drive Muncey, ON N0L 1Y0
- [N’Mninoeyaa Health Access Centre (Maamwesying North Shore Community Health Services)](https://iphcc.ca/members_directory/nmninoeyaa-health-access-centre-maamwesying-north-shore-community-health-services/) - 473B Hwy #17W Cutler, ON P0R 1B0
- [Gizhewaadiziwin Health Access Centre](https://iphcc.ca/members_directory/gizhewaadiziwin-health-access-centre/) - 1460 Idlywild Dr Fort Frances, ON P9A 3M3
- [De dwa da dehs nye>s Aboriginal Health Centre (Brantford Location)](https://iphcc.ca/members_directory/de-dwa-da-dehs-nyes-aboriginal-health-centre-brantford-location/) - 36 King Street Brantford N3T 3C5
- [De dwa da dehs nye>s Aboriginal Health Centre (Niagara Location)](https://iphcc.ca/members_directory/de-dwa-da-dehs-nyes-aboriginal-health-centre-niagara-location/) - 204-145 Queenston St. St. Catharines L2R 2Z9
- [De dwa da dehs nye>s Aboriginal Health Centre (Hamilton Location)](https://iphcc.ca/members_directory/de-dwa-da-dehs-nyes-aboriginal-health-centre-hamilton-location/) - 678 Main St E Hamilton L8M 1K2
- [Anishnawbe Mushkiki](https://iphcc.ca/members_directory/anishnawbe-mushkiki/) - 1260 Golf Links Rd 3rd Floor Thunder Bay, ON P7B 0A1

## Partners

- [A New Collaboration to Establish Support: The IPHCC and The Indigenous Diabetes Health Circle (IDHC) Form an Alliance](https://iphcc.ca/partners/the-indigenous-diabetes-health-circle/) - The IPHCC is proud to share that we formalized a partnership through a Relationship Agreement with The Indigenous Diabetes Health Circle (IDHC). The IPHCC and the IDHC have come together to form an alliance that places emphasis on diabetes care while also prioritizing a nurturing and resilient partnership. The focus of this partnership is to
- [New Partnership Supports High-Quality Perinatal, Newborn, and Child Healthcare for Indigenous Peoples in Ontario: IPHCC and Provincial Council for Maternal and Child Health Join Partnership](https://iphcc.ca/partners/provincial-council-for-maternal-and-child-health/) - \ Indigenous Primary Health Care Council (IPHCC) and the Provincial Council for Maternal and Child Health (PCMCH) are pleased to announce a new partnership for the future of equitable healthcare for Indigenous Peoples. This new partnership will foster high-quality perinatal, newborn and child healthcare for Indigenous Peoples with the mutual spirit of openness, respect and
- [Fostering A Relationship Agreement Imbedded in Truth and Reconciliation: Indigenous Primary Health Care Council (IPHCC) and Registered Nurses’ Association of Ontario (RNAO) Form a Relationship](https://iphcc.ca/partners/registered-nurses-association-of-ontario/) - The Indigenous Primary Health Care Council (IPHCC) and the Registered Nurses’ Association of Ontario (RNAO) are pleased to share that both have come together to form a new relationship agreement. This agreement will elevate the importance of Indigenous health in Indigenous hands and uphold Indigenous representation as its priority. At the heart of this relationship
- [Bridging Education and Indigenous Health: Indigenous Primary Healthcare Council and Toronto Metropolitan University Build Partnership](https://iphcc.ca/partners/toronto-metropolitan-university/) - The Indigenous Primary Health Care Council (IPHCC) and Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) entered a transformative relationship agreement aimed at eliminating health inequities and disparities for Indigenous Peoples in Ontario. The IPHCC is proud to share that this Relationship Agreement is rooted in Indigenous Data Sovereignty principles, and it aims to leverage education, data and resources
- [Education and Indigenous Health Unite: IPHCC and York University Form Alliance to Advance Indigenous Health](https://iphcc.ca/partners/york-university/) - IPHCC and York University sign an agreement towards advancing equitable health care as a foundation of the new School of Medicine in the hopes of developing joint initiatives and advancing Indigenous health priorities. This agreement represents a path towards a fair and equitable, mutually beneficial, reciprocal, and culturally safer relationships. This agreement seeks to right
- [A New Alliance to Advance Indigenous Health: The IPHCC and the CCA Form a Partnership to Transform   Indigenous Health Initiatives](https://iphcc.ca/partners/the-canadian-center-for-accreditation/) - The IPHCC is proud to announce the onboarding of our newest partner: The Canadian Center for Accreditation (CCA). The IPHCC has come together with the CCA to form an alliance to redefine how Indigenous health is received and provided throughout Ontario. The shared interest lies in improving the quality and accessibility for Indigenous Peoples across
- [New Partnership Advances Community‑Driven Indigenous Health and Wellbeing in Ontario](https://iphcc.ca/partners/new-partnership-advances-community‑driven-indigenous-health-and-wellbeing-in-ontario/) - HAMILTON, MARCH 4, 2026 - The Indigenous Primary Health Care Council (IPHCC) and Ontario Federation of Indigenous Friendship Centres (OFIFC) are pleased to announce the signing of a new Relationship Agreement, marking a significant step in strengthening Indigenous‑led health systems and community wellbeing across Ontario. This partnership brings together two Indigenous‑governed organizations with long-standing commitments to

## Categories

- [Uncategorized](https://iphcc.ca/category/uncategorized/)
- [Health](https://iphcc.ca/category/health/)
- [Health System Transformation](https://iphcc.ca/category/health-system-transformation/)
- [Traditional Healing and Wellness](https://iphcc.ca/category/traditional-healing-and-wellness/)
- [Data and Digital](https://iphcc.ca/category/data-and-digital/)
- [News](https://iphcc.ca/category/news/)
- [Indigenous Cultural Safety](https://iphcc.ca/category/indigenous-cultural-safety/)

## Tags

- [Indigenous Health](https://iphcc.ca/tag/indigenous-health/)
- [Traditional Knowledge](https://iphcc.ca/tag/traditional-knowledge/)
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## Departments

- [Health Systems Transformation](https://iphcc.ca/resource_departments/health-transformation/)
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- [Data and Digital](https://iphcc.ca/resource_departments/data/)
- [Integrated Care](https://iphcc.ca/resource_departments/integrated-care/)
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