Please note that the Welcome Reception on Monday, July 11, 2022 has a separate ticket.
If you RSVP'd for this event, you would have gotten a ticket specific to the welcome reception via email. You can also find it in the app, My Glue by viewing all of the Events you are schedule to attend.
You will need to present this ticket for entry to the Welcome Reception because we have a maximum capacity.
Taking place at the Bill Reid Gallery of Northwest Coast Art, all PRIDoC 2022 registered delegates & guests are invited to attend the Welcoming Reception. Please dress in business casual wear or Indigenous fashion, whether traditional or contemporary.
Moderated by Dr. Michael Dumont, this panel focuses on Climate Change featuring the following panelists:
Emmett Aluli (AONK)
Dr. Rhys Jones (TeORA)
Allison Kelliher (AAIP)
Lien, Hsiao-Chu (MAIPT)
Dr. Karen Nichols (AIDA)
Shannon Waters (IPAC)
Aaniin Boozhoo, Dr. Mandy Buss is Métis from the Red River Settlement in Manitoba, Canada. She is the mother of an amazing 8 year old son. Mandy is a Family physician working in a resident teaching clinic that services northern transient patients, and marginalized community in the inner city of Winnipeg. She is the Indigenous Health Lead for the Faculty of Family Medicine and the Director of Indigenous Health Longitudinal Curriculum for the Undergrad Medical Education, Faculty of Medicine at the University of Manitoba.
More information about speakerFrom keynote to breakout room
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Room A - Medical Education
Room B - Medical Education
Room C - Youth Health
Room D - Perinatal Health
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Room A - Traditional Health
Room B - Cultural Safety
Room C - Climate & Health
Room D - Medical Education
Taking place at the Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre, all PRIDoC 2022 registered delegates & guests are invited to attend the PRIDoC 2022 Dinner & Banquet. Please dress in business, cocktail or Indigenous fashion, whether traditional or contemporary.
See PRIDoC 2022 Day of Wellness agenda. Dress casually & don't forget your weather-appropriate clothing.
Go from breakfast to breakout room
Choose 1 of the following:
Room A - Medical Education
Room B - Chronic Disease
Room C - Social Determinants of Health
Room D - COVID-19
Choose 1 of the following:
Room A - Medical Education
Room B - Traditional Medicine
Room C - Chronic Disease
Room D - Perinatal Health
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Kasey is a O&G Surgeon (OB-GYN in your land) working in an area of very high Māori population where inequitable outcomes blight the community. Kasey is big on prevention of cervical cancer, equitable outcomes across her specialty, cultural safety with her specialty college and has been very active in the Te Rōpu Whakakaupapa Urutā (COVID19) efforts to get appropriate resource and action for Māori communities.
More information about speakerMarcus Kawika Iwane, MD, is an internist for Hawaii Permanente Medical Group. He is Chief of Kaiser West Oahu Medical Office. He earned his medical degree from the University of Hawaii School of Medicine. In 2018, he was named to Pacific Business News’ 40 Under 40 list of exceptional leaders and was recognized on the peer-nominated list Best Doctors in America®. He is the 2021 recipient of the Kaiser Permanente David Lawrence Community Service Award.
More information about speakerGo from keynote to breakout room
Choose 1 of the following:
Room A - Medical Education
Room B - Chronic Disease
Room C - Youth Health
Room D - Indigenous Health
Choose 1 of the following:
Room A - Medical Education
Room B - Traditional Medicine
Room C - Public Health
Room D - Rural Health
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Dr Crystal Williams is a Wiradjuri woman and consultant dermatologist who is clinical lead and founder of the Royal Melbourne First Nations Dermatology Clinic. She undertook her junior doctor training in Northern Australia where she was first exposed to the burden of skin disease. She has trained in both Australia and Oxford and is a recipient of a prestigious Digital Health Award for her innovative First Nations Clinic.
More information about speakerTaking place at the Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre, all PRIDoC 2022 registered delegates & guests are invited to attend the Dinner & Cultural Sharing Night. Please dress in business, cocktail or Indigenous fashion, whether traditional or contemporary.
Moderated by Dr. Marcia Anderson, this panel focuses on LGBTQIA2S+ Health featuring the following panelists:
Dr. Dee-Ann Carpenter (AONK)
Dr. Jordan Gibbs (TeORA)
Allison Kelliher (AAIP)
Dr. James Makokis (IPAC)
Ciwang Teyra (MAIPT)
Is information technology helping or hindering the building up of community resilience during the COVID-19 and beyond?
Go from keynote to breakout room
Choose 1 of the following workshops:
Room A - Medical Education
Room B - Medical Education
Room C - Social Determinants of Health
Room D - Cultural Safety
Go from breakout room to panel discussion
Moderated panel session on COVID-19:
Dr. Evan Adams (IPAC)
Sheri Daniels (AONK)
Dr. Lily Fraser (TeORA)
Dr. Mary Owen (AAIP)
Lin De-Win (MAIPT)
Dr. Mark Wenitong (AIDA)