Residency programs grapple with new Indigenous cultural safety training requirement

Lauren Vogel

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The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada will soon require all residency programs to provide Indigenous health and cultural safety training. Few programs are prepared or know what that training should include, according to medical educators at the recent Indigenous Health Conference in

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