First Nations ways of knowing: Developing experiential knowledge in nursing through an Elder in Residence Program

First Nations ways of knowing: Developing experiential knowledge in nursing through an Elder in Residence Program

Presented at Xi Eta Chapter, Sigma Theta Tau International 17th Annual Ethel Johns Forum, Feb 4th, 2012, Vancouver, BC.

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PURPOSE and BACKGROUND

The establishment of a pilot Elder in Residence program was done to facilitate integrated curriculum in the three nursing degree programs at Kwantlen Polytechnic University, and to serve as a culturally appropriate leader and experiential resource for faculty and students.

In addition, we included our Elder in the planning and delivery of:

A faculty workshop (for all nursing programs) to orient to aboriginal ways of knowing, teaching and learning

The exploration for establishment of community based Practice Placements on local reserves and urban organizations

The development and delivery of culturally sensitive Recruitment materials and workshop strategies to attract aboriginal students into the nursing programs

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