Tobacco
-Vol. 23, 2002
Introduction -Tobacco Use
In Aboriginal Communities
The New Federal and Aboriginal Initiatives
Tobacco: An Epidemic
Traditional and non-Traditional
Use of Tobacco
Smokeless Tobacco and Environmental
Tobacco Smoke
Youth
and Pregnant Women
Women
and Tobacco
Community
Readiness and Best Practices in Cessation
Advertising
to Combat Tobacco Misuse
Community
Projects
Works
Cited
Resource
Materials on Tobacco
FAS/FAE
-Fetal Alcohol Syndrome / Effects -Vol. 21, Winter 2001
Introduction
What
is Fetal Alcohol Syndrome?
Diagnosis
Diagnosis
List
12
Common Myths about Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
Is
There Such a Thing as a Safe Amount?
Some
Thoughts on Pre-Conceptual Health
Baby,
You Really Ought To Think It Over!
Sheway:
An Oasis for Women in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside
Spotlight
on Aboriginal FAS/FAE Programs in Canada
One Step Closer Day Program
How One Teacher Enticed Her Students to Learn
About FAS
FAS/E Information, Organizations & Support
Injury-Related
Deaths in Aboriginal People in Canada
Health
Teachings for Our Future -Vol 20, Fall
2001
(Annual General Meeting &
National Training Session in Vancouver)
Summary of Proceedings
Training
Session : The ABC's of Hepatitis C
Training
Session: Dining Hall at AIRS Boarding School
Training Session: Can i Have Something for
the Pain - Preparing for and Improving the Birth Experience
Training Session: Choosing the Right Path
to Prevent Diabetes
Training
Session: Effects of Housing Conditions on Health
Training Session: Understanding Breast Cancer
Training Session: Prevention of FAS/FAE
Training
Session: Reducing the Risk in The Circle of Life -SIDS
Training
Session: Traditional Herbs & Medicines
Training
Session: Dealing with Disclosures of Sexual Abuse
Training
Session: NADA Resources Directory : Sharing Successes
Training
Session: Violence -Destroying Our Spirit
Training
Session: CPNP Website, Internet, and E-Mail Training
First
Nations & Inuit Health Information System:
Are We Ready for Technology? -Vol 19, Summer 2001
First Nations
& Inuit Health Information System: Are We Ready for Technology?
Understanding
Community Needs -FNIHIS Focus Groups
Using the System:
Who is Entering Data into the FNIHIS?
Into First
Nations Hands: The Transition Process of the FNIHIS
HIGH
TECH CHR's: The Future of Community Health in First Nations
Works
Cited
National Aboriginal
Health Organisation
A Simple Video
Finds Success Against Shaken Baby Abuse
What
are we doing about Injury
Prevention? -Vol 18, Winter 2001
NIICHRO
Annual General Meeting 2000: SUMMARY OF PROCEEDINGS
Equal
Pay Settlement
AGM Plenaries:
Plenary
Session - MIND
Plenary
Session - BODY(a)
Plenary
Session - BODY (b)
Plenary Session
- SOCIAL & SPIRITUAL
Overview of
National Training Session
AGM Social
Events
What are we
doing Injury Prevention? :The National First Nations & Inuit
Injury Prevention Working Group (NFNIIPWG)
Injury Prevention
Injury Prevention
Projects
Did you know??
[ Injury Prevention supplement ]
Canadian Pediatrics
Society
Diabetes
-What is it, What it
costs, What is working. -Vol.16, Fall
2000
DIABETES
- What is it and how does it affect Aboriginal communities?
The Cost of Diabetes
Diabetes
Programs
Youth &
Diabetes
Eleventh International
Congress on Circumpolar Health
Diabetes Resources
Breaking
Down the Barriers -Addressing the Emerging Epidemic
-Vol.15, Summer 2000
Introduction
National
HIV/AIDS Leadership Forum
Tracking the Disease
HIV/AIDS On the Front Lines
High Risk Groups
Recommendations -HIV/AIDS Conference
Canadian Aboriginal AIDS Network
(CAAN): Studies on Injection Drug Users
Two
Successful Harm Reduction Examples from Saskatchewan
Marilyn Wright -Aboriginal Woman
Featured at National AIDS Conference
HIV/AIDS Resource
Material [websites/printed matter/videos]
Spirit in Motion -Active Living & Aboriginal
Older Adults -Vol. 14, Spring 2000
Introduction
Our Seniors Past to Present
There is Definitely Something about
Mary!
Benefits of Active Living
Holistic View of Active Living
Motivation & Fitness
Community Profile
Balancing Traditions
Safety Factors for Seniors
Focus
Groups
Resources on Seniors, Ageing &
Fitness
Women
& Health -Vol. 13, Winter 1999
Health
Canada Update
Wage Parity Update
Pregnancy / Youth & Tobacco
FAS [fetal
alcohol syndrome] NAS [neo-natal abstinence syndrome]
Gestational Diabetes
Women, Environment and Breast Cancer [featuring
"EXPOSURE"]
Residential Schools & Abuse
Women and HIV/AIDS
Our
Most Precious Gift
-Child Health in Aboriginal
Communities -Vol. 12, Summer 1999
Introduction
Nutritional
Issues in Aboriginal Children
Type 2 Diabetes
Mellitits in First Nation Youth
Aboriginal
Head Start Program
Native Health
Boards -Have they Made an impact on Child Health?
Resources &
Videos
PRENATAL
CARE APPROACHES IN ABORIGINAL COMMUNITIES -Vol. 11, Winter 1999
The Canadian
Prenatal Nutrition Program (CPNP) First Nations Working Group
Backgrounder
CPNP Baseline
Study and Evaluation
CPNP Activities
(Roundtable Discussion)
CPNP First
Nations Working Group
Fetal Alcohol
Syndrome and Effects
Baby Bottle
Tooth Decay
First Nations
and Inuit Healthy Infant Nutrition Framework for Action
CPNP Future
Directions
DIABETES
& CHANGE -Vol. 9, Number 1, 1998
Voices of
Our Elders
Diabetes &
Ageing in Aboriginal Communities
Diabetes:
A Threat To Our First Nations People But One That Can Be Managed
Talking with
Elders about Diabetes (Dealing with Mental-Emotional & Spiritual
Aspects)
First Nations
Diabetes Programs
DIABETES:
PREVENTION FOR A STRONGER NATION -Vol. 9, Number 2, August 1998
Harm Reduction
Model
TB and HIV:
Double Trouble
Everything
You Always Wanted to Know About Diabetes...But Were Afraid to
Ask
Traditional
Health & Diabetes
Diabetes Organizations/Websites/Videos
ENVIRONMENTAL
DAMAGE & ABORIGINAL HEALTH -
Vol. 8, Number 2 Spring
1997
Environmental
Damage & Aboriginal Health
Environmental
Contaminants & Traditional Foods
Environmental
Safety in Community and the Home
Contamination
of Aboriginal Water Resources
OUR
NATIONS ELDERS SPEAK II -
Vol. 8, Number 1 Spring 1997
Summary of
Proceedings
Development
of Occupational Standards
Update
of National Health Issues
Wage Parity
Update
Elder's Roundtable
Culturally
Specific Forms of Trauma
OUR
NATIONS' ELDERS SPEAK - Vol. 7, Number 4 Spring 1997
Ageing and
Cultural Diversity
Developing
an Active Lifestyle
Encouraging
a Healthy Mind and Heart
Building a
Supportive Social Environment
Celebrating
the Spirit
Resources
INJURY
PREVENTION -
Vol. 7, Number 3 Winter Issue
New Approaches
to Injury Prevention
Accidents Waiting
To Be Prevented
Intentional
Injury: Suicide
Intentional
Injuries: Family Violence
Evaluation
Questionnaire
