Cancer

Saint Elizabeth Health Care

Cultural Wisdom and Strength

Care in the Community

The Challenges of Communication

Knowledge and Healthy Living in the Community

Traditional Medicines

Immediate Impacts

What is Heard and What is Expected

Companionship and Travel

In support of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Cancer Patients throughout Oncology and Primary Care Transition Experiences. The Dialogue and Storywork project was designed to improve the transitions and outcomes of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis patients during the cancer journey.

They come from stories from 28 individuals representing the First Nations patient and family perspective and from responses from 17 primary and oncology care providers in British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, and Northwest Territories.

Eight Transition Support Resources were produced to promote dialogue and discussion about the cancer journey by families, communities, primary care providers, and cancer care providers in cities.

https://research.sehc.com/resources/dialogue-storywork

** a StrongFront.tv production **
Executive Producer | Saint Elizabeth Health Care
Producer and Director | Jesse Green
Director and Writer | Vanda Fleury-Green
Run Time | 676 mins or 11.5 hrs

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