Create a timeline showing five events you believe had the most impact on modern-day healthcare. State why you believe these events are the most impactful.
Identify three different types of healthcare facilities. Provide one example of the type of care one could expect to receive at each facility.
Explore the resources below to learn about the healthcare systems of some of the tribal nations in our area and across America.
Quinault Indian Nation - Health and Wellness
Article: GUIDELINES FOR HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS INTERACTING WITH AMERICAN INDIAN (NATIVE AMERICAN; FIRST NATION) PATIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES
The last 10 points for this assignment can be earned in a team project.
You can contribute to one of the sections outlined below and add information to our Teams notebook. We will use the information to build a 1 page flyer to help teach healthcare workers about the beliefs and practices of Native American patients.
Here is a link to the article that you can use for your research
Religious beliefs
Beliefs related to healthcare
General beliefs and practices
Medicine and Nursing care
Pain management
Care of the elderly
Sacred objects/healing rituals
Diet and food preferences and practices
Beginning of Life Care
End of Life Care
Take a look at the information your classmates contributed and create your flyer to attach in the free response area below.
Refer to the unit 1 slides attached above for more details and resources to help you complete this project.
We will review the details of the slides above in our class session on 3/27/24.
This project asks you to examine some of the healthcare practices and beliefs of Native American groups and highlight the way their values are reflected in their healthcare practices.
Create a flyer to help healthcare providers understand this group and be empowered to deliver better quality of care.
Attach a copy of your flyer, insert a link to your google doc (be sure to make visible to anyone with the link), or just tell me that your project has been added to your Teams student notebook.