Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH) Aboriginal Health and UBC interCultural Online Health Network (iCON), UBC Digital Emergency Medicine invites you to register for the iCON-VCH Indigenous Health Round on March 24, 2021
Understanding Dimensions of Wellness in Indigenous Communities: From Principles to Practice (Part 2)
Date: Wednesday March 24, 2021
Time: 12:00pm – 1:30pm PST
Location: Virtual Zoom Meeting (Meeting link will be provided to registered participants)
Speakers: Dr. David Tu and Dr. Michael Dumont
The iCON Indigenous Project Team/UBC Digital Emergency Medicine are honoured to have Dr. David Tu and Dr. Michael Dumont join us in circle for the second session of this webinar series, to share their knowledge on providing culturally safe care for Indigenous patients.
Dr. Dumont is an Anishinaabe family physician and serves as the medical director of Lu’ma Medical Centre, which he helped establish in 2016. He is also a family physician at Musqueam Primary Care Clinic, a clinical instructor and preceptor in UBC’s Indigenous Family Medicine residency program and a spokesperson for the First Nations and Aboriginal Primary Care Network.
Dr. Tu is a Family Physician, Board Member and Primary Care Co-Lead at the Kilala Lelum Health Center. He is a UBC Clinical Assistant Professor and community-based researcher with a focus on Indigenous Peoples Health, HIV, and Substance Use Disorder.
The Indigenous Health Round is open to healthcare providers, Indigenous Traditional Practitioners, health administrators, health policy makers, healthcare workers, and affiliated faculty, staff, and students.
Registration is required for all participants. Link to register: https://learninghub.phsa.ca/Courses/24559
If you have any questions or difficulties registering, please contact the iCON Project team: icon.support@ubc.ca