… This framework enabled indigenous knowledge to guide the project, indigenous priorities to
… and priorities of the health service. Changes were recognised and addressed immediately. …

… , and the modern health service delivery system reached less … of modern prenatal and
maternal health-care services. The local … to communicate with public health service workers. This …

… A shift from output measures to outcome measures has been recognized as a more
meaningful way of measuring effectiveness in health services. In the mental health field, outcome …

… Indigenous resilience and determination, and profiles the scholarship of Indigenous knowledge
… these play in addressing the wellbeing and self-determination of Indigenous Australians. …

… Indigenous communities in Latin America and elsewhere have complex bodies of knowledge,
but Western health services generally approach them as vulnerable people in need of …

… of disease, disease etiology, health implications of food and medical ethnobotanical
knowledge as the indigenous knowledge systems used to maintain good health. These …

… shared interests, and some surprisingly common perspectives and opinions on health
services, seen with an Indigenous Australian lens. We were both employed in mainstream …

… to health security are usually greater for the poor – people in rural areas and indigenous …
The disparities between the rich and the poor are similar with regard to access to health services…

… Michael's Hospital in Toronto, met to discuss how Indigenous knowledges and knowledge
sharing practices are important in different contexts. These Counsel of Grandparent meetings …

… Beginning in the 195os boarding schools and the Public Health Service began to influence
and pressure Navajo families about labor hospitalization. As a consequence, knowledge of …