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Centering Data Sovereignty, Tribal Values, and Practices for Equity in American Indian and Alaska Native Public Health Systems.

In the article, the authors discuss how the reconstruction and use of tribal data, practice of equity, and data sovereignty to fit modern practices can effectively improve American Indian and Alaska native public health data systems in the U.S. Also cited are how colonialism and efforts to eliminate...

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Publicado en:Public Health Reports Vol. 139; pp. 10S - 11
Autores principales: Rhodes, Kristine L., Echo-Hawk, Abigail, Lewis, Jordan P., L. Cresci, Vanesscia, E. Satter, Delight, A. Dillard, Denise
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Sage Publications Inc. 2024 Suppl 1
Materias:
United States
Health services accessibility
Sex distribution
Communities
Racism
Communication
Public health
Psychology of Native Americans
Well-being
Labor supply
Data sovereignty
Alaska Natives
Database management software
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Sumario:In the article, the authors discuss how the reconstruction and use of tribal data, practice of equity, and data sovereignty to fit modern practices can effectively improve American Indian and Alaska native public health data systems in the U.S. Also cited are how colonialism and efforts to eliminate tribal cultures have led to the abolition of tribal data practices in the said systems, as well as the tribes' practices in areas like kinship, travel, and access to safe food and medicine.