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This research spotlight webinar includes three interrelated presentations. The first describes the partnership model of care at Kilala Lelum, including findings from staff interviews that explored their experiences implementing this model. The second presents the quantitative and qualitative findings of a prospective cohort study investigating the impacts of connecting with Indigenous Elders as part of routine primary care among Indigenous adults living with Opioid Use Disorder (OUD). The stories of nine Indigenous people living with OUD who connected with an Elder as part of their primary care will be shared. The third discusses a Chronic Pain Management Program designed for Indigenous people living with OUD and chronic pain and shares its evaluation findings.
By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to recognize the importance of including Indigenous Elders in the care of Indigenous People and describe the impacts on providers and patients living with OUD.