MHIKNET Toolkits: Cultural Competency and Safety
Find Evidence
Use these free databases and websites to identify resources of interest. Fulltext articles that are not available for free can be obtained through MHIKNET Document Delivery
- PubmedSearch for: Research, Guidelines
- The Cochrane LibrarySearch for: Research
- TRIP DatabaseSearch for: Research, Guidelines, Images, Videos, Patient information
- CPG Infobase: Clinical Practice Guidelines [ceasing Dec 2023]Search for: Guidelines
- Registered Nurses Association of Ontario (RNAO) Nursing Best Practice GuidelinesSearch for: Guidelines
- National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) GuidanceSearch for: Guidelines
- Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in Health (CADTH)Search for: Research, Evidence Summaries, Reference lists
- International HTA DatabaseSearch for: Health technology Assessment reports
- Health EvidenceSearch for: Research
- BestBETs: Best Evidence TopicsSearch for: Evidence Summaries
Articles
Cultural Competence
Communication
Colonialism & Intergenerational Trauma
Racism
- The Colour of Democracy: Racism in Canadian Society (1995)**Click on the "borrow" link on the right to read. Only one person can read this book at a time.
Trauma-Informed Care
Indigenous Health Research Methods
The following items are from the bibliography "Indigenous Health Research Methods – Select Journal Articles" compiled by Janice Linton, Indigenous Health Librarian & Liaison Librarian for Community Health Sciences at the University of Manitoba. Many more Indigenous research methods resources are listed on the University of Manitoba Library website.
National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls
Truth and Reconciliation
National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation
Reports (In addition to the NCTR reports, other modern and historical reports are available)
United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
Indigenous Peoples, Department of Economic and Social Affairs - Main Page
Truth & Reconciliation Web Archives
The Path to Reconciliation Act C.C.S.M. c. R30.5
Progress reports
The Path to Reconciliation Act (MB)
The Path To Reconciliation Act (MB)
Includes links to the 2016 and 2017 progress reports (published in: Oji-Cree, Ojibwe, Michif, Inuktitut, Dene, Cree, and English. 2016 also published in Dakota.)
Annual progress report, The Path to Reconciliation Act. September 2018 (English) [PDF]
City of Winnipeg
Partner Goals & Progress Report June 2019 [PDF]
Partner Goals & Progress Report June 2018 [PDF]
Government of Canada
Delivering on Truth and Reconciliation Commission Calls to Action
Manitoba Harm Reduction Network
Additional Web Resources
Videos
Cultural Safety for Aboriginal Peoples: a Determinant of Health (National Collaborating Centre for Aboriginal Health) When you reach the end of the introduction section, the next video segment will automatically begin.
Indigenous Cultural Safety Collaborative learning series webinars
Useful Websites
Manitoba Trauma Information Centre
Treaty Relations Commission of Manitoba
Online Courses
Indigenous Canada (University of Alberta Massive Open Online Course)
The First Nations Principles of OCAP® (The First Nations Information Governance Centre)
Resource Recommendations Relating to Anti-Black and Anti-Indigenous Racism (UofM guide)
This guide is intended as a gesture of solidarity, to amplify Black and Indigenous voices, and to signify our willingness to educate ourselves and others about systemic anti-Black and anti-Indigenous racism by sharing some of the many relevant resources in our collection and elsewhere. Some of the compilers of this guide are neither Black nor Indigenous. The Libraries commits to maintaining and updating this guide and to expanding it to include content which discusses other forms of racism. The Libraries also commits to listening, learning, and changing to counter the systemic racism found within our own practices and systems.
MHINKNET card holders can request articles and print books from the University of Manitoba by contacting mhiknet@umanitoba.ca. Access to electronic books and databases are limited to University of Manitoba library card holders.