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Lesson 6

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Reasons Why First Nations, Inuit and Métis People Might Hesitate to Self-Identify
This lesson explores why FNIM clients may be hesitant to self-identify in healthcare settings, highlighting the impact of anti-Indigenous racism and historical trauma. It emphasizes the need for providers to build trust, acknowledge concerns, and offer respectful, unbiased care to ensure a safe environment.

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