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MYLE Electronic Medical Record (EMR) User Guide

C0869
Health and wellness

Door sign: My Wellness is Here

C0867
Health and wellness

Toward a continuum of long-term person-centred care and services – Final Report – First Nations in Quebec

C0853
Non-insured health benefits (NIHB)

Summary sheet: Access to Non-insured Health Benefits (NIHB)

C0852
Related publications

Declaration of Commitment to Ensure Free, Prior and Culturally Informed Consent in Health Servicesin Health Services for First Nations Girls and Women in Quebec

C0849
Documentation centre

Co-developing distinctions-based Indigenous health legislation (Indigenous health legislation)

C0873
Research and information resource

Free and informed consent and imposed sterilizations among First Nations and Inuit women in Quebec

C0848
Research and information resource

FN/QIS-2019 (First Nations Component of the Quebec Incidence Study of Child Maltreatment and Serious Behaviour Problems Investigated by Child Protection Services in 2019)

C0850
Research and information resource

Pamphlet Quebec First Nations regional health survey (2022)

c0845
Childhood and family

Mapping (representation tool) of Federal programs and funding available for First Nations children, youth and families

c0844
Psychosocial support

Psychosocial information sheets

C0843
Addiction control

What you need to know about… prescription drugs and other substances

C0719
FNQLHSSC

Community Consultation Engagement Kit Co-Development of Distinctions-Based Indigenous Health Legislation (Indigenous Health Legislation)

c0837
Health and wellness

Health and Sexual Diversity Toolkit

C0851
Research and information resource

Regulations for Research in Kahnawake

C0638
Other

Insights & Observations at the Intersection of Higher Education, Indigenous Communities and Local Economic Development

C0588

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