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"If you understand you cope better with it": the role of education in building palliative care capacity in four First Nations communities in Canada by Prince, Holly, Nadin, Shevaun, Crow, Maxine, Maki, Luanne, Monture, Lori, Smith, Jeroline, Kelley, Mary Lou

“…In Canada, there is a growing need to develop community-based, culturally appropriate palliative care for Indigenous people living in First Nations…”
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Wiisokotaatiwin: Development and evaluation of a community-based palliative care program in Naotkamegwanning First Nation by Nadin, Shevaun, Crow, Maxine, Prince, Holly, Kelley, Mary Lou

“…Introduction: Approximately 474 000 Indigenous people live in 617 First Nations communities across Canada; 125 of those communities are located in Ontario,…”
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An Analysis of Journey Mapping to Create a Palliative Care Pathway in a Canadian First Nations Community: Implications for Service Integration and Policy Development by Koski, Jessica, Kelley, Mary Lou, Nadin, Shevaun, Crow, Maxine, Prince, Holly, Wiersma, Elaine C, Mushquash, Christopher J

“…Providing palliative care in Indigenous communities is of growing international interest. This study describes and analyzes a unique journey mapping process…”
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AB005. Celebrating indigenous communities compassionate traditions by Prince, Holly

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An integrative framework for conducting palliative care research with First Nations communities by Prince, Holly, Kelley, Mary Lou

“…We began our research in 2004 prompted by a problem identified by Aboriginal health care providers. They recognized that many elders were dying in hospital and…”
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Developing palliative care programs in Indigenous communities using participatory action research: a Canadian application of the public health approach to palliative care by Kelley, Mary Lou, Prince, Holly, Nadin, Shevaun, Brazil, Kevin, Crow, Maxine, Hanson, Gaye, Maki, Luanne, Monture, Lori, Mushquash, Christopher J, O'Brien, Valerie, Smith, Jeroline

“…The Indigenous people of Canada include First Nations, Inuit and Metis. This research focused on four diverse First Nations communities located in Ontario and…”
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P210 Developing Palliative Care Programs in First Nations Communities: A Workbook by Prince, Holly, Brazil, Kevin, Crow, Maxine, Fruch, Verna, Hanson, Gaye, Kelley, Mary Lou, Kohoko, Sharol, Koski, Jessica, Maki, Luanne, Monture, Lori, Musquash, Chris, O'Brien, Valerie, Ramsbottom, Kimberly, Smith, Jeroline, Wawia, Melody

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E07-B Improving End-of-Life Care in First Nations Communities: Lessons Learned from a 5-year CIHR Research Project by Prince, Holly, Brazil, Kevin, Crow, Maxine, Fruch, Verna, Hanson, Gaye, Kelley, Mary Lou, Kohoko, Sharol, Koski, Jessica, Maki, Luanne, Monture, Lori, Musquash, Chris, O'Brien, Valerie, Ramsbottom, Kimberly, Smith, Jeroline, Wawia, Melody

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Imagery Rehearsal Therapy for Chronic Nightmares in Sexual Assault Survivors With Posttraumatic Stress Disorder: A Randomized Controlled Trial by Krakow, Barry, Hollifield, Michael, Johnston, Lisa, Koss, Mary, Schrader, Ron, Warner, Teddy D, Tandberg, Dan, Lauriello, John, McBride, Leslie, Cutchen, Lisa, Cheng, Diana, Emmons, Shawn, Germain, Anne, Melendrez, Dominic, Sandoval, Diane, Prince, Holly

“…CONTEXT Chronic nightmares occur frequently in patients with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) but are not usually a primary target of treatment. OBJECTIVE…”
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Caregiving for elders in first nations communities: social system perspective on barriers and challenges by Habjan, Sonja, Prince, Holly, Kelley, Mary Lou

“…This research examined the perspectives and experiences of First Nations community members regarding health and social support for elderly people living in 13…”
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Celebrating indigenous communities compassionate traditions by Prince, Holly

“…Living in a compassionate community is not a new practice in First Nations communities; they have always recognized dying as a social experience. First Nations…”
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