Addiction
Tribal programs for individuals with addictions
Tribal programs for individuals with addictions
Alaska's medical services are delivered through a hub and spoke system
Alcoholism contributes to domestic violence
Southcentral Foundation was awarded the prestigious Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award in 2011.
Establishing patient-centered healing
Helpfulness and effectiveness of the Indian Health Service and its contract procedures
Using traditional methods and modern medicine to treat illnesses
Contracting federal health programs as a means to Indian independence
Causes of diabetes and programs that help individuals with diabetes
Diabetes and related education programs for tribal workers
Communication between physician and patient as a productive means to addressing non-compliance
The Indian Health Service has evolved into a network of Federal and Tribal services
Using online materials to learn about surgery
Southcentral Foundation's healthcare system is built on customer-owner relationships.
Current healthcare systems limit the amount of time physicians spend with patients
Resistance to taking medicine contributes to non-compliance
Lack of funds require IHS to prioritize to who they provide services to.
Spending extensive time with patients is an expected part of caring for patients at kalaupapa
Decline of alcoholism through better access to commmunity support programs
Health aids in rural communities are crucial in addressing Alaska's medical transportation challenges
Communication between physician and patient as a productive means to successful treatment