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Fireside Chats » Ethics Issues in Indigenous Health

Ethics Issues in Indigenous Health

Amy Bombay, Assistant Professor, School of Nursing

Department of Psychiatry, Dalhousie University

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2017-09-19

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24 Sep

Check out this article: Featured Article Summary - Can Rationing Through Inconvenience be Ethical? https://t.co/s3lyI4ODGb

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20 Sep

Since April 1, Nova Scotia Health Authority has successfully recruited 54 new family doctors and specialists to work in communities across the province.
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18 Sep

Physicians Divided: Maintaining a Distinct System for Medicinal Cannabis | Maintenir un système distinct pour le cannabis médicinal divise les médecins ➡️https://t.co/4wxd095V2G #Bioethics #CanadianBioethics #Cannabis

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12 Sep

NSHEN's Clearing the Haze-Addressing Health Ethics Questions on Legalized Cannabis conference is now SOLD OUT! We have a waiting list available here: https://t.co/9QPY8Wnlmf

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6 Sep

Check out our new Ethics After Hours addition - https://t.co/aZuoGU9r3x
Robot uteruses and the quest to end unintended pregnancy.

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