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In Plain SightAddressing Indigenous-specific Racism and discrimination in health CareAddressing Racism ReviewSummary Report, November 2020 M tis Nation British Columbia was pleased to work with the Review Team on this report addressing racism in s health care system. The M tis Nation needs to be recognized as a distinct people making up one-third of the Indigenous population in The mental health and wellness for M tis people is enhanced when they see the word M tis intentionally and authentically used. By working with MNBC, our Citizens see themselves included in provincial and regional policy, planning and are seeing some early progress in starting to have Leadership meetings with health authorities but have very little human resource capacity to respond at the
In Plain Sight: Addressing Indigenous-specific Racism and Discrimination in B.C. Health Care 7 regulation, complaints processes and accountability . The Review Recommendations stress the need for immediate, principled and comprehensive efforts to eliminate prejudice and discrimination against Indigenous peoples.
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