Crooks et al Pandemic influenza emergencies: privileging Indigenous perspectives listening
to and consulting with Aboriginal people about health issues. It is about creating a space …

Context: Aboriginal people are particularly vulnerable to pandemic influenza A, H1N109.
This was first recognized in the First Nations of Canada. There have been calls for close …

As a vulnerable population, Aboriginal people in NSW were thought likely to be at more risk
of serious illness from pandemic (H1N1) 2009 influenza than non-Aboriginal people. As …

The next influenza pandemic is predicted to disproportionately impact marginalized
populations, such as those living in geographically remote Aboriginal communities, and …

OBJECTIVES: To develop culturally appropriate and effective strategies to reduce the risk
from pandemic influenza (H1N109) in rural and remote Australian Aboriginal and Torres …

The World Health Organization has directed nations to prepare for a future influenza
pandemic. While many countries have developed comprehensive plans, the needs of …

2. Jones SC, Waters L, Holland O, Bevins J, Iverson D.'Developing pandemic
communication strategies: Preparation without panic'. J Bus Res. 2010; 63 (2): 26–132. 3 …

Developing appropriate risk messages during challenging situations like public health
outbreaks is complicated. The focus of this paper is on how First Nations and Metis people in …

The disproportionate effects of the 2009 H1N1 pandemic on many Canadian Aboriginal
communities have drawn attention to the vulnerability of these communities in terms of …

Introduction: This article describes the use and effectiveness of the participatory action
research (PAR) framework to better understand community members' perceptions and risks …