The demand for evidence‐based health practices has created a cultural challenge for Indigenous people around the world. This paper reports on the history and evolution of evidence‐based care into its mainstream status within the behavioural health field. Through the leadership of an Alaska Native tribal organisation, an international forum was convened to address the challenges of evidence‐based practice for Indigenous people. Forum participants developed a model for gathering evidence that integrates rigorous research with Indigenous knowledge and values. The model facilitates development of practices and programmes that are culturally congruent for Indigenous people, accepted and validated by the research community, and deemed supportable by private and governmental sponsors.
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Indigenous Evidence‐Based Effective Practice Model: Indigenous Leadership in Action
Valerie Naquin;
Valerie Naquin
Cook Inlet Tribal Council, Alaska, USA
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Spero Manson;
Spero Manson
Cook Inlet Tribal Council, Alaska, USA
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Charles Curie;
Charles Curie
Cook Inlet Tribal Council, Alaska, USA
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Shannon Sommer;
Shannon Sommer
Cook Inlet Tribal Council, Alaska, USA
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Carole Maraku;
Carole Maraku
Cook Inlet Tribal Council, Alaska, USA
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Nemu Lallu;
Nemu Lallu
Cook Inlet Tribal Council, Alaska, USA
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Dale Meller;
Dale Meller
Cook Inlet Tribal Council, Alaska, USA
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Cristy Willer;
Cristy Willer
Cook Inlet Tribal Council, Alaska, USA
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Edward Deaux
Edward Deaux
Cook Inlet Tribal Council, Alaska, USA
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Publisher: Emerald Publishing
Online ISSN: 2042-8642
Print ISSN: 1754-8187
© Emerald Group Publishing Limited
2008
International Journal of Leadership in Public Services (2008) 4 (1): 14–24.
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Naquin V, Manson S, Curie C, Sommer S, Daw R, Maraku C, Lallu N, Meller D, Willer C, Deaux E (2008), "Indigenous Evidence‐Based Effective Practice Model: Indigenous Leadership in Action". International Journal of Leadership in Public Services, Vol. 4 No. 1 pp. 14–24, doi: https://doi.org/10.1108/17479886200800006
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