Context Matters
Approaches to Healthcare
Elders vs Older Adults
Culture and Care
Example
100

According to our discussion, this group has a responsibility to address the conditions that contribute to Indigenous healthcare mistrust. 

What are healthcare systems?

100

This approach to healthcare is more holistic and focuses on the entire individual. 

What is an Indigenous approach to healthcare?

100

Refers to the group of people who have passed a certain age, usually 60-65

What is an older adult?

100

Sharing experiences and their meanings. (Type of care)

What is artful care?

100

This is the first letter of the alphabet.

What is A?

200

Historical trauma and present-day negative healthcare experiences can both contribute to this cycle.

What is the cycle of healthcare mistrust?

200

Western-oriented healthcare traditionally focuses primarily on treating this.

What is disease or condition?

200

This role may involve leading Indigenous healing practices and providing guidance within communities.

What is an Elder?

200

"The experience of care for Elder Alex continues to impact Jaclyn's nursing practice profoundly." (Type of care)

What is relational care?

300

This number of children attended residential school in Canada. 

What is 150,000? 

300

Indigenous approaches to health may consider these four interconnected dimensions of well-being.

What are physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being?

300

Have duties such as conducting smudges, prayers, meetings, counselling, and more.

What is an Elder?

300

What scent is mentioned repeatedly in the story?

What is sage?
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