A First Nations Health Managers Association Virtual Town Hall

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Stay tuned for the on-demand recording of the weekly First Nations Health Managers Association (FNHMA) Live Town Hall.

Recordings of the live broadcast from today will be found here shortly:

Watch on APTN from 5:00pm – 6:00pm (check local listings), each Saturday, starting January 29, 2022. The series will be broadcast over 12 consecutive Saturdays and contains closed captioning.

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic and the rise of the Omicron variant the first three episodes will explore:

FNHMA Town Hall Season 5 Inaugural Episode
IHToday.ca – January 25, 2022
APTN – January 29, 2022

Topic: Covid-19 and Mental Health
IHToday.ca – February 1, 2022
APTN – February 5, 2022

Topic: Covid-19 and Addictions
IHToday.ca – February 8, 2022
APTN – February 12, 2022

The nine episodes that follow these 3 will focus on health promotion, prevention, treatment and management of a range of health issues, including malignant cancers, heart disease, stroke, diabetes, chronic liver disease, Elder and women’s health care, men’s care, sleep apnea, and other topics of interest.

Season 5 of the FNHMA Town Hall. can be viewed on :
IHToday.ca/townhall each Tuesday, starting January 25 from 3pm – 4pm EDT. Archived episodes will be post-air on ihtoday.ca/townhall.

APTN from 5:00pm – 6:00pm, EST (check local listings), each Saturday, starting January 29, 2022. The series will be broadcast over 12 consecutive Saturdays.

Stay tuned for the on-demand recording of the weekly First Nations Health Managers Association (FNHMA) Live Town Hall – a discussion covering how COVID-19 is affecting health managers, front line health workers, and First Nations communities.

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TownHall Information:

Details

Date:

Time: 3pm – 4pm EDT

Event Categories: COVID-19, Coronavirus, Indigenous Health, Indigenous Communities, Wellness, Health Management, FNHMA, Indigenous Services Canada, ISC, Community Wellness and Protection, Omicron, Pandemic

Website: www.ihtoday.ca/townhall

Speakers

Hosted & Moderated by:

Marion Crowe, CEO, FNHMA

Live Facebook play partners:

FNHMA – National

APTN News – National

APTN Community Connections – National

Indigenous Health Today – National

ELMNT FM – Toronto

ELMNT FM – Ottawa

COOP Radio – Vancouver

Alberta Native News – Edmonton

Eaglefeather News – Saskatoon

Wolf95.7 – Fredricton, New Brunswick

Nation News – Montreal

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Radio rebroadcasters :

Wolf95.7 – Fredricton, New Brunswick

NCIFM – Winnipeg, Manitoba

MBC Radio – La Ronge, Saskatchewan

COOP Radio – Vancouver, BC

Mi’qmak Maliseet NativeNews – Truro Nova Scotia

The Wolf 95.7 – Fredricton, Nova Scotia

Nation News – Montreal, Quebec

FNHMA – Ottawa, Ontario

ELMNT FM – Toronto and Ottawa, Ontario

Anishinabek Nation – North Bay, Ontario

Wawatay News – Sioux Lookout, Ontario

ELMNT FM – Toronto and Ottawa, Ontario

NCIFM – Winnipeg, Manitoba

APTN News – Winnipeg, Manitoba

CJAM FM (Windsor, Ontario)

Eagle Feather News – Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

Alberta Native News – Edmonton, Alberta

CJWE – Calgary Alberta

CFWE – Edmonton, Alberta

CKLB – Yellowknife, NWT

COOP Radio – Vancouver, BC

First Nations News – Vancouver, BC

CFNR – Terrance, BC

Ha-Shilth-Sa Newspaper – Port Alberni, BC

Radio rebroadcast partners:

Wolf 95.7 – Fredricton, New Brunswick (Sundays, 9:00am, ADT)

CKLB – Yellowknife, N.W.T (Sundays at 1:00pm, MDT)

NCIFM – Winnipeg, Manitoba (Thursday, 12:00 noon CDT)

COOP Radio – Vancouver, BC ( Sundays at 8:00pm, PDT)

CFNRFM.ca – Terrance, BC (Sundays)

CJAMFM – Thursdays at 8:00pm, EDT

MBC Radio, L’orange, Saskatchewan – Thursday, 4:00pm, CDT

Last Week’s Details:

Speakers

Dr. Carol Hopkins, O.C., MSW, LL.D (hons.), Chief Executive Officer, Thunderbird Partnership Foundation.
Elder Betty Ann Clayton, Will Luut Gii Dawhl Gamk, Elder at Kílala Lelum.
Leah Walker, Executive Director, Kílala Lelum.
Dr. Shannon McDonald, Acting Chief Medical Officer, FNHA.
Hosted and Moderated by Marion Crowe, CEO, FNHMA

About the COVID-19 Weekly Virtual Town Halls presented by FNHMA:

FNHMA is convening a weekly Virtual Town Hall Information Session & Q+A every Thursday to discuss the effects of the pandemic on affecting health managers, front line health workers, and First Nations communities.

These Town Halls are free and open to all health managers, front line health workers, First Nation Community members and the general public who are looking for transparent, clear information and advice related to COVID-19 – whether or not your Community is affected or not.

We see these meetings as an opportunity for us all to check in regularly, exchange reliable information, and identify the collective needs of our Peoples and Communities. Each meeting will feature updates from FNHMA, health experts from across the country, and other invited guests. At the same time, you’ll be able to connect with these health officials through email and take part in the Live Q+A session every week. Questions can be sent to FNHMA@ihtoday.ca and, time permitted, will be answered that week during the Virtual Town Hall on Thursdays.

Please stay tuned on ihtoday.ca for updates of each Town Hall which will be livestreamed here on ihtoday.ca/townhall.