This document summarizes the report "Trauma-informed care in the management and treatment of Tuberculosis in Indigenous populations". The full report provides a review of the literature on trauma-informed models of care for Indigenous populations in Canada and draws on this literature to suggest ways of improving TB care for Indigenous Peoples, using principles of trauma-informed care.
Authors
The National Collaborating Centre for Indigenous Health (NCCIH)
- Pages
- 8
- Published in
- Canada
Table of Contents
- Background - Tuberculosis 1
- Background Origins of trauma for Indigenous Peoples 2
- Background Trauma-informed care 3
- Applying TIC principles to TB care for Indigenous populations 4
- Socio-economic factors 5
- Collaboration 5
- Education 5
- Trauma- violence-informed care TVIC A tool for health social service organizations providers 6
- Trauma and violence-informed approaches to policy and practice 6
- Continuing professional development for pharmacy professionals. 6
- Trauma- informed care through an Indigenous lens 6
- Trauma-informed The trauma toolkit second edition 6
- Trauma-informed practice guide 6
- The essentials of series 6
- Trauma-informed tools 6
- Trauma-informed care in the management and treatment of Tuberculosis in Indigenous populations 8
- Les soins sensibles aux traumatismes dans la gestion et le traitement de la tuberculose chez les populations autochtones. 8
- Acknowledgements 8
