Sioux Lookout First Nations Health Authority (SLFNHA)

Sioux Lookout First Nations Health Authority (SLFNHA)

Sioux Lookout First Nations Health Authority (SLFNHA) The Anishinabe Health Plan July 31, 2006 Table of Contents Acknowledgements Prologue ................................................................................................................................................. i The Gifts of Amik (Beaver) and the Anishinabe Health Plan........................................................................................... i EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ....................................................................................................................... iii CHAPTER 1 – Background................................................................................................................... 1 Key Ideas ...........................................................................................................................................................1 Introduction ........................................................................................................................................................1 Using Our Health Traditions...............................................................................................................................4 The Current System and Its Services and Funding............................................................................................4 Continued Poor Health Creates Need for Change.............................................................................................7 The NAN Chiefs Model ......................................................................................................................................7 Primary Health Care...........................................................................................................................................8 Building On Our Culture.....................................................................................................................................8 Protecting Our Treaties......................................................................................................................................8 Our Anishinabe Health Plan...............................................................................................................................9 CHAPTER 2 – How We Did Our Work................................................................................................ 10 Key Ideas .........................................................................................................................................................10 A Large and Varied Contribution......................................................................................................................10 Communities Staying in Touch ........................................................................................................................13 Project Phases.................................................................................................................................................14 Anishinabe Health Plan is Approved................................................................................................................14 Creating the Reinvestment Plan.......................................................................................................................15 CHAPTER 3 – Community Health Needs Assessment..................................................................... 16 Key Ideas .........................................................................................................................................................16 Introduction ......................................................................................................................................................16 Health Status....................................................................................................................................................16 Needs Assessment Methodology.....................................................................................................................28 Major Health Problems.....................................................................................................................................29 Causes of Poor Health.....................................................................................................................................30 Community Strengths.......................................................................................................................................31 The Current Health Care System.....................................................................................................................32 The New Health System ..................................................................................................................................33 Improving Health Status...................................................................................................................................34 Conclusion .......................................................................................................................................................35 CHAPTER 4 – The Anishinabe Health Plan....................................................................................... 37 Key Ideas .........................................................................................................................................................37 The NAN Chief’s Model....................................................................................................................... 37 Some Definitions..............................................................................................................................................38 Re-Powering Anishinabe Ways........................................................................................................................39 What is different in our ways of being healthy?............................................................................................................ 41 What is different in our health services with re-powering? ........................................................................................... 41 Shifting to an Anishinabe Foundation........................................................................................................................... 42 The Anishinabe Health Plan.............................................................................................................................43 Our Vision..................................................................................................................................................................... 43 Our Mission .................................................................................................................................................................. 43 Our Principles............................................................................................................................................................... 43 Rebalancing the System..................................................................................................................... 46 Community Primary Health Care......................................................................................................................46 Community Participation............................................................................................................................................... 46 Access to Community PHC .......................................................................................................................................... 47 Scope of Community Primary Health Care Services........................................................................................47 Primary Health Care Teams......................................................................................................................................... 48 Ooweechiwaywin or Traditional Specialists.................................................................................................................. 48 Allied Health Services................................................................................................................................................... 49 Other PHC Team Supports .......................................................................................................................................... 49 Helping PHC Team Relationships Flourish .................................................................................................................. 49 Our Anishinawbe Primary Health Care Service in Action.................................................................................50 Preventing and Managing Diabetes: A Case Example................................................................................................. 50 Work in the Five Areas of the NAN Chief’s Model............................................................................ 53 Supportive........................................................................................................................................................53 Community Development ............................................................................................................................................. 53 Community Healing Support........................................................................................................................................

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