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Ep 22: Leading the Way - Health Transformation and the Anishinabek Nation
Ep 22: Leading the Way - Health Transformation and the Anishinabek Nation
Ep 22: Leading the Way - Health Transformation and the Anishinabek Nation
Friday 15th March 2024
Explore how the Anishinabek Nation is transforming health services through self-determination and innovative funding models.
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Episode Overview
- Taking control of health services can lead to better outcomes for First Nations communities.
- The tripartite agreement aims to create sustainable funding models.
- Equity-focused health services address specific community needs.
- Health transformation can create new employment opportunities.
- Reducing administrative burdens promotes reconciliation.
If we took control of our own health, our health outcomes for our people would be much better
What if you could dream of a better health system for your community? In this episode of 'Mino Bimaadiziwin', Carol Hopkins hosts an enlightening conversation with Loretta Nootchai, Health Transformation Project Manager with the Anishinabek Nation, and John Scherebnyj, President of White Rock Consulting. They dive into the ambitious journey of health transformation within the Anishinabek Nation, which began with a tripartite agreement in 2018 between the Anishinabek First Nations, Ontario, and the federal government. The goal?
To gain greater control over health services, funding, and decision-making to improve health outcomes for First Nations people. Loretta and John share their experiences and insights into the challenges and successes of this ongoing transformation. They discuss how taking control of health programmes and services can lead to better health outcomes and address chronic conditions disproportionately affecting Indigenous communities. From sustainable funding models to equity-focused health services, they explore what it means to truly reclaim health.
This episode is not just about policy and programmes; it's about the real impact on people's lives. You'll hear how this transformation is creating employment opportunities, reducing administrative burdens, and promoting reconciliation. Whether you're part of a First Nations community or just interested in Indigenous wellness, this conversation offers a compelling look at how self-determination in health care can make a significant difference.
Tune in to learn how the Anishinabek Nation is leading the way in health transformation and what it means for the future.