Leveraging Culture to Address Health Inequalities Examples from Native Communities: Workshop Summary (2013) / Chapter Skim
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7 Reflections on the Workshop
7 Reflections on the Workshop
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(Jack Lewin, JCL Health Innovation Strategies) • Health care by itself does not guarantee good health.
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(Joe) The Power of Community • Native peoples have much to offer in the refashioning of health care.
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The Need for Change • Paradoxically, during a time of radical change in science, health care, and government, people will need to change to preserve and protect the cultural traditions that contribute to good health. (Michael Painter, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation)
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"This has been a great meeting," said Painter in summing up the workshop. "There was a lot of knowledge and creativity and innovation and wisdom here, and that's a good thing, because our country and our nation face some incredibly complex and huge problems."
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