Embracing Indigenous Wisdom in Evidence Based Cancer Prevention: A Path of Collaboration, Respect, and Insight on Duke's Voyage - SPOC

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Embracing Indigenous Wisdom in Evidence Based Cancer Prevention: A Path of Collaboration, Respect, and Insight on Duke’s Voyage” is a presentation that explores the partnership between modern scientific research and indigenous wisdom in the pursuit of effective cancer prevention strategies. It underscores the humility in learning from indigenous knowledge, and the discovery of insights that can enhance evidence-based approaches to cancer prevention.

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  • Explain the relationship of Indigenous knowledge systems in cancer prevention and its integration into evidence-based practice.
  • Discuss the importance of diverse knowledge systems in relation to Indigenous perspectives in healthcare.
  • Discuss the importance of diverse knowledge systems in relation to Indigenous perspectives in healthcare.
  • Explain the relationship between modern science and Indigenous wisdom in the field of cancer prevention.

 

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Available credit: 
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Course opens: 
02/20/2024
Course expires: 
02/19/2026
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The Southeastern American Indian Cancer Health Equity Partnership (SAICEP) is a unique collaboration initiated by the Community Outreach and Engagement teams at the NCI Comprehensive Cancer Center at Duke, UNC Lineberger and Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist, with a focus on understanding and addressing the cancer-related health needs of American Indian communities in our catchment areas and beyond.

These webinars provide FREE continuing education credit.

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Tomi Akinyemiju, PhD, MS

Professor of Population Health Sciences, Global Health and Ob/Gyn
Vice Chair for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, Department of Population Health Sciences
Associate Director, Community Outreach, Engagement and Equity, Duke Cancer Institute
Duke University School of Medicine

 

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Tony Locklear, MA

Tribal Consultant
PhD Student in Public Health
University of North Carolina at Greensboro

 

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Vivette Jeffries-Logan, BA

Leadership & Equity Consultant
Biwa Consulting

 

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Angel Oxendine, BS, BSW

Community Engagement Intern
Duke Cancer Institute
Duke University School of Medicine

 

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