In recent years, there has been a shift in Canadian healthcare education. In some regions where access to healthcare education may be limited, post-secondary educational institutions have partnered with local Indigenous groups to provide community-based healthcare educational programs to attract and support Indigenous students. The purpose of this study was to explore how members of a community with a community-based healthcare program describe student success and the factors that influence it. As part of a qualitative study, eight participants from a northern Canadian community were interviewed about their descriptions of success, and its influencing factors in a community-based healthcare program. Findings were categorized under a core th...
AbstractFor most Aboriginal students in Canada, the term “success” in postsecondary education is mor...
The academic difficulties experienced by many Aboriginal (First Nations, Métis, Inuit) students in C...
Western Research Forum Abstract Submission Canadian Undergraduate Nursing Students’ Experiences with...
Post-secondary educational institutions have partnered with Indigenous groups to provide community-b...
Background: Increasing evidence shows that Indigenous Peoples of Canada experience greater health di...
National organizations such as the Assembly of First Nations, the Aboriginal Nurses Association of C...
This study relies on a mixed method research approach with a focus on qualitative research including...
Despite evidence supporting the ongoing provision of health education interventions in First Nations...
This case study examined how social support affected the academic persistence and health of Indigeno...
The tumultuous history of Indigenous education in Canada has negatively affected the persistence of ...
Introduction. Although there are serious health inequities experienced by Indigenous people compared...
The purpose of this study was to frame success for Indigenous students in public boards in the exper...
In response to the changing demographics in North America, nursing educators have attempted to recru...
It is critical that nursing education programs in Canada respond to the Truth and Reconciliation Com...
The Aboriginal Health and Community Administration Program (AHCAP) is a certificate program develope...
AbstractFor most Aboriginal students in Canada, the term “success” in postsecondary education is mor...
The academic difficulties experienced by many Aboriginal (First Nations, Métis, Inuit) students in C...
Western Research Forum Abstract Submission Canadian Undergraduate Nursing Students’ Experiences with...
Post-secondary educational institutions have partnered with Indigenous groups to provide community-b...
Background: Increasing evidence shows that Indigenous Peoples of Canada experience greater health di...
National organizations such as the Assembly of First Nations, the Aboriginal Nurses Association of C...
This study relies on a mixed method research approach with a focus on qualitative research including...
Despite evidence supporting the ongoing provision of health education interventions in First Nations...
This case study examined how social support affected the academic persistence and health of Indigeno...
The tumultuous history of Indigenous education in Canada has negatively affected the persistence of ...
Introduction. Although there are serious health inequities experienced by Indigenous people compared...
The purpose of this study was to frame success for Indigenous students in public boards in the exper...
In response to the changing demographics in North America, nursing educators have attempted to recru...
It is critical that nursing education programs in Canada respond to the Truth and Reconciliation Com...
The Aboriginal Health and Community Administration Program (AHCAP) is a certificate program develope...
AbstractFor most Aboriginal students in Canada, the term “success” in postsecondary education is mor...
The academic difficulties experienced by many Aboriginal (First Nations, Métis, Inuit) students in C...
Western Research Forum Abstract Submission Canadian Undergraduate Nursing Students’ Experiences with...