AKIRP 2022 Agenda_Week 1

2023 NHO Ethics and Compliance 3.13.2023

“That’s what learning is – you suddenly know something you’ve known all your life, but in a whole new way…” That’s what this conference made me feel. Thank you! Quyana.” Doris Lessing, Former AKIRP Participant ANTHC is hiring a Health Researcher! Click here to view the flyer. Program Overview The Alaska Indigenous Research Program (AKIRP) is a collaboration between the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium (ANTHC) and Alaska Pacific University (APU) to increase capacity for conducting culturally responsive and respectful ...

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ANTHC’s telehealth services allow health care professionals to work together in the Tribal health system to provide quality care and increased access for Alaska Native people across the state. The Telehealth Department provides the following: Clinical support services including real time support for questions and/or problems related to patient care delivery via telehealthSome onsite support to the ANMC campusPre-visit testing and education services for patients and/or families receiving direct to home video visitsSupport and training for clinics and ATHS partners ...

For residents of Kivalina in northwest Alaska, constructing a new water and wastewater system for the entire village is not an option. Due to effects of climate change, Kivalina intends to relocate to escape the ongoing vulnerability to flooding and erosion. In the meantime, there are deficiencies in sanitation that must be addressed in order to support the health needs of community residents. ANTHC and the Cold Climate Housing Research Center are working with the community of Kivalina on a ...