A journey of partnership

Author:

Johnson Harmony,Ulrich Cathy,Cross Nicole,Greenwood Margo

Abstract

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to describe the process of transformation in the Northern Health region of British Columbia (BC), Canada, based on a new relationship between governments of BC, Canada, and First Nations. Design/methodology/approach – Written from the perspective of four key participants in the transformation process, this paper highlights the ways in which partnership has been integral to the transformation of health service delivery to First Nations communities in Northern BC. Findings – In sharing their experiences with health system transformation through partnership, the authors of this paper hope to contribute to a growing set of promising practices as indigenous health service organizations take a greater role in health service provision, and non-indigenous health service organizations improve their understanding of and relationships with indigenous communities. Originality/value – This paper outlines a unique and leading edge transformation in health service delivery, told from the perspectives of key partners involved in the transformation process.

Publisher

Emerald

Subject

Health Policy,Business, Management and Accounting (miscellaneous)

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