Healthy aging in place
Improving rural and northern Aboriginal seniors’ health through policy and community level interventions (2011-2014)
Improving rural and northern Aboriginal seniors’ health through policy and community level interventions (2011-2014)
Evaluating the use of community health indicators toolkit and program logic models
A comparative analysis of the emergence of Type 2 diabetes mellitus among the First Nations of Manitoba and Saskatchewan: 1945-1970
Tuberculosis education in Canadian Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal youth: An historical, socio-cultural and public health promotional curriculum
First Nations people in Canada are three to five times more likely to develop Type II diabetes than Canadians in general. Yet even as recently as 60 years ago, the disease didn’t exist for these communities in Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
Maps can be used to show health and health care patterns. Digital maps have the additional advantages of storing data, providing a mechanism for retrieval and use, and testing hypotheses. SPHERU researchers are developing a user-friendly, interactive digital atlas covering health issues throughout Saskatchewan.
Rural and northern community response to intimate partner violence