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North
Spirit Lake Health Day
On
December 4, 2001, the focus was on the health sector. We identified
who was present and who
was
absent in the health sector, with the aim of ensuring that those
who are away are invited to review and comment on the workshop results.
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We
gathered expectations on cards.
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Present
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Absent
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Homer
Meekis - Health director |
Rita
Thomson - Health baby |
Debbie
Rae - Board member |
Renata
Meekis - Prenatal nutrition |
Cameron
Rae - Band councilor |
Nick
Campbell - Board member |
Gary
Kakegamic - Board member |
Luke
Rae - Mental health |
Julie
Meekis - Community Health Representative (CHR)
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Boyce
Meekis - Councilor |
Eddy
Meekis - National Native Alcohol Drug Abuse Program (NNADAP) |
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Wally
Meekis - Band councilor |
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Penina
Massan - Economic development |
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Dale
Jack - CAP worker |
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Charlisa
Fiddler - Community technician |
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Arnold
Thomson - Multi media |
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Darlene
Rae - E center manager
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Tamar
Rae - CHR |
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Joyce
Rae - Board member |
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Expectations
for the health sector
Awareness
and programs |
Tele-health |
Personnel
and equipment |
Budget
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Facilities |
Community
involvement |
SMART
and technology |
Training |
Staff
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Other |
*More
community awareness of health programs
*Self
- awareness (on alcohol and drugs)
*More
info sessions on programs
*Possibilities
for first aid CPR programs
*Head
start program
*More
recreational programs for kids
*Pre-natal
programs
*Better
nourishment programs
*Lets
all quit smoking
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*Tele-health
program will be a big success
*When
can we fully utilize tele-health?
*Tele-health
hook-up for Red Lake hospital
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*Full
time nurse and doctor
*Nurse
residence
*Full
time registered nurse
*More
equipment for clinic
*Full
time doctor and dentist
*We
need x-ray technician
*Radiology
is also needed
*Dental
care
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*Expenses
*Who
is going to pay for it all
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*General
hospital in 2025
*Detox
centre or treatment centre
*How
do we go about getting day care
*Day
care centre
*Old
folks home
*High
school
*New
school with a gym
*Bigger
health centre
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*Involvement
of community
*Team
work
*Work
together
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*What
is SMART
*I
hope to better understand the new tech being used and what will
we use it for
*What
does SMART stands for
*What
is the function of SMART
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*More
training for front line workers
*To
find out what people don't like about the education training program
for health
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*To
find out what people like about the education/training programs for
health staff
*To
find out what education training programs people want for health
staff
*Recreation
training for coaches and workers
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*More
nutritional food at the store
*To
find out how many people are interested in linking health programs
with outdoor activities for youth - camping, canoeing, hunting,
etc
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Participants
brainstormed on what good health means in North Spirit Lake. The diagram
allows everyone to "spray" their ideas on to paper.
From
the spray diagram, we worked on another one, describing:
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the vision or results that the health workers are working towards (large
bubbles),
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the programs they are involved with (in
green),
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the existing programs (in red)
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how they are using the technology (in
red),
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how they plan to use the technology that the SMART project brings to
the community (in orange),
and
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what to measure to show that the visions or goals were being reached,
or that the programmes were moving ahead (yellow
sticky papers)
The
existing programs are: a) Mental health, b) Home visits for elders, c)
Training for medical support, d) Recreation programs, e) Healthy foods,
f) School lunch program, g) Nutrition program, and h) Healthy babies healthy
children. The programs that participants want to have are: a) Agriculture
training program, b) Diabetes programs, c) Cooking courses, and d) Refreshment
courses
The
table below is a summary made from the diagram. Many programme outcomes
contribute to more than one result. Programmes that are already using
SMART technology have red letters for phone (P),
video-conferencing (VC), personal computers with Internet (PCI); training
(TR), service support (SS); On-line services including list serves, chat,
discussion forum (OL); websites (W); and new technology (T). The future
use of technology for different programs is in orange (and we used the
same abbreviations as in the case of present use of technology).
Table
of Results, Programmes (outcomes) and indicators for Good Health in North
Spirit Lake.
Results
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Indicators |
Programmes
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Indicators |
Drug
and alcohol awareness (OL,W,PCI) |
*Treatment
center
*AA
group meeting
*Drug
information
*More
people are coming forward for treatment program
*More
school visits
*More
clients are coming to talk to worker, therefore more and more are
going for treatment
*Get
support after going for treatment
*To
have people understand more about the effects of drugs and alcohol
*More
information needs to be shared with younger generation
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Home
visit for elders
(VC)
(P)
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*A
program for the elders to have some sort of exercise
*Getting
elders to meet with other elders in other communities by video
*Have
ramps made so it will be easier for them to walk in
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Funding
(PCI) |
*Summer
experience
*Jobs
for students
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Mental
health (VC)
(TR)
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*Have
the video-conferencing to be used more often for counseling
*More
people coming for counseling
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More
and better housing (PCI) |
*Housing
with electrical heat
*Housing
with basement and future plans upstairs
*Better
housing
*House
do not shift when build. Foundation is more stable
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Training
(TR) |
*More
training with computer skills with young people |
More
community involvement (TR,OL) |
*Volunteer
programs for community involvement
*Find
funding for more workshops or programs
*Clean
environment
*To
have Band council to share information about meeting they have attended,
that refer to community
*Have
meeting by video-conferencing
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Refreshment
courses
(TR)
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*More
jobs after training |
Happy
community |
*People
whistling
*More
housing
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Training
(VC,PCI) |
*Specialized
training
*Drivers
examination to e in the community
*INAC
(Indian and Northern Affairs) registration worker in the community
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Traditional
medicines and teachings (PCI, TR) |
*Elders
visiting classrooms
*Feasts
*Communication
between elders and youth
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Nutrition
program (PC) |
*Home
visits
*Moms
know more about diet
*Health
diet
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Communication |
*More
technology |
Cooking
courses (PCI,TR,W,SS) |
*More
nutritious meals |
Medical
support services (P) (TR) |
*Trained
medical escort |
Health
babies, healthy children (TR,VC) (P,PC) |
*Home
visits for pregnant women
*Clear
eyed adults
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Medical
specialist personnel (PCI,VC,P) |
*Doctor,
nurse, dentist, optometrist, x-ray technician, equipments |
Recreation
programs (PCI) |
*More
recreational activities
*New
gym
*Set
up teams
*Trails
to be walks, bike through the bush
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Air
service ambulance
(P,
PCI)
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*First
response team
*Transportation
for medivacs with stretchers
*More
effective training for medivacs
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Healthy
foods (PCI) |
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Health
children and adults |
*More
healthy food at the store
*Children
are interacting with each other
*Parenting
classes or groups
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School
lunch program |
*Kids
having healthy lunch
*Children
sometimes are fed fast food which is not healthy
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Daycare
center (VC) |
New
building |
Diabetes
program (TR.PCI,VC) |
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Detox
treatment center (P) |
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Agriculture
training program |
*More
gardens in the community
*Fresh
fruits and vegetables
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Multi
purpose building (SS) |
*New
building |
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Hospital |
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Old
folks home (P,PCI,VC) |
*We
are growing old
*New
building
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Environmental
health |
*Cleaning
up sewage spill around old clinic and school |
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New
school (SS,TR,PC,PCI) |
*More
children
*We
need a new school
*New
building for KIHS with nice layout
*New
school with a computer lab (more computers)
*Dark
room for developing pictures to create a job in
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