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We Are Still Here - Advocating for the Health of Native Americans

Stanford Department of Medicine via YouTube

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Explore the critical topic of Native American health advocacy in this Department of Medicine Grand Rounds presentation. Delve into key issues affecting Native American communities, including life expectancy disparities, cultural competence in healthcare, and access to Indian Health Services. Examine the historical context and current challenges faced by Native Americans in the U.S. healthcare system. Learn about important initiatives such as land acknowledgements, the American Indian Health Program, and the Indian Child Welfare Act. Gain insights from Dr. Siobhan Wescott, an expert in American Indian health, as she discusses strategies to improve healthcare outcomes and make a meaningful difference in Native American communities. Discover the importance of cultural understanding and targeted interventions in addressing health inequities and advocating for the well-being of Native Americans.

Syllabus

Introduction
Announcements
Native American terms
Life Expectancy of Native Americans
The Journal of the American Medical Association
Five Miles From Tomorrow
American Medical Association
Land Acknowledgements
Public Health Service
Cultural Competence
Pathways
Indian Child Welfare
How do natives in the US access Indian Health Service
How can we make a difference
Conclusion

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Stanford Department of Medicine

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