Priority 6: Culturally appropriate care closer to home
Receiving culturally appropriate care close to home is the preferred choice for anyone experiencing cancer. It includes incorporating wholistic approaches to health and wellness and providing equitable access to basic health supports and cancer services.
Actions
- Recognize and reflect the First Nations wholistic approach to health and wellness.
- Recognize and eliminate the impacts of racism within the system.
- Provide equitable access to basic health supports and cancer services.
- Provide more services closer to home and improve the journey for those who must travel to access care.
- Improve understanding of cancer and the cancer journey.
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- Provide equitable access to cancer services closer to home.
- Improve travel policies.
- Incorporate Inuit wholistic approaches to health and wellness in cancer care.
- Recognize and eliminate racism within the system.
- Improve access to basic health supports.
- Improve understanding of cancer and the cancer journey.
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- Provide equitable access to resources, programs and care across the cancer continuum.
- Create a wholistic system that is responsive to Métis culture.
- Recognize and eliminate racism within the system.
- Improve access to basic health supports.
- Improve understanding of cancer and the cancer journey.
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Indicator Concepts
Nos priorités
Priority 1
Priority 6
Priority 7