Respectful Relationships: Culturally Safe Indigenous Health Care

Course Structure “Respectful Relationships” is an asynchronous online course consisting of a series of four modules each containing between four to six 45-90 minute lessons. The total time to complete all four modules is approximately 20 hours. All modules contain text, videos, slide presentations, reflective questions, and learning activities. Participants will have access to a printable “Participant Learning Journal Guide” to support learning activity completion. Hard copy print copies of the “Participant Learning Journal Guide” are available from Indigenous Health upon request. Please note that on registration participants will have six months to complete the course.

Speaker(s): 

• Dr. Margo Greenwood 
• Dr. Roseann Larstone 
• Dr. Theresa Healy
• Dr. David Loewen
• Teri Delaney
• Shelby Petersen
• Taylor Turgeon

Learning Objectives:

• Understand cultural safety in the context of respectful relationships
• Gain understanding of the role of past events in contemporary realities for indigenous peoples
• Acquire and enhance critical self-reflection in practice
• Develop, enhance, and deepen your understanding through the practical application of the skills and knowledge gained in this learning series to case studies and scenarios

Registration:

You may sign into the course in two ways. 

• Access directly through UNBC's continuing studies link here 
• Access through the Northern Health MyApps Portal here and select the "Respectful Relationships" icon