Trusting Relationships: The aim of transformational Indigenous health research @OBrienInstituteforPublicHealth
Trusting Relationships: The aim of transformational Indigenous health research  @OBrienInstituteforPublicHealth
Uploaded September 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
For Indigenous health research to make effective beneficial change compels reframing western perspectives and overcoming long-standing institutional barriers such that trusting relationships are made the focus rather than a means to an end. This presentation outlines several key elements that have proven central to developing trust for our long-standing community-based participatory research partnership.
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