Celebrating and Sharing our Inherent Knowledge in Health Leadership and Management FNHMA Annual National Conference – November 15-17, 2016

November 1, 2016

Celebrating and Sharing our Inherent Knowledge in Health Leadership and Management
FNHMA Annual National Conference

November 15-17, 2016

Hyatt Regency Vancouver Hotel – Vancouver, British Columbia

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Program Update

We are so please to present our community-based and relevant program, delivered by our health leaders and for the first time in our history, an International speaker as well!   We look forward to seeing you there!

Featured workshops!

• The Social Determinants of Health for First Nations Communities in Canada
• Crisis Response Manual Development: A Case Study
• Bridging the Gap: Dialogue and Storywork in Support of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Cancer Patients Throughout Oncology and Primary Care Transition Experiences
• Understanding Health Funding Authorities
• Harnessing the Power of Data
• Transformation to Normalization
• Blurring the Lines – The Ginew Wellness Center and Regional Health Authority Working Together for Better Health
• Strengthening Health Service Delivery by Increasing Client- and Family-Centered Care
• Realizing Jordan’s Principle – Next Steps for First Nations Health Managers
• Supporting Infectious Disease Control in Indigenous Communities
• Building the Manitoba First Nations Network of the Future Initiative
• Indigenous Voices: Storytelling to Support Patients and Families
• Lateral Violence
• A Cultural Responsiveness Framework Implementation: A Tripartite Initiative in Support of First Nations Health Systems
• Approaches to Community Wellbeing
• How to Become a Certified First Nations Health Manager (CFNHM)

Click here for more information about the workshops and the complete program.

Tuesday, November 15 Pre-Conference Workshop – It’s not too late to register for Create High Performing and Positive Teams!

Do you know the formula for high performing and positive teams? 2 + 2 = > 5
That’s right, two plus two equals more than five. Effective teamwork is about people working together and realizing that their collective effort adds up to a lot more than the sum of their individual efforts…  Click here for information about this 1 day pre-conference workshop and to register.

Platinum sponsor:

Additional sponsors:
Accreditation Canada
Canadian Accreditation Council
CARE – Community Alert & Response for Elders
Libertas Tobacco Treatment Inc.
LifeLabs Medical Laboratories
Mental Health Commission of Canada
NationTalk

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FNHMA Conference Secretariat
Micheline Bélanger
conference@fnhma.ca
Tel:  819-827-5931 or toll-free 1-866-775-1817