Indigenous Cultural Safety and Allyship with Dr. Leah Seaman

About this learning opportunity

To mark National Indigenous History Month, we are releasing two episodes discussing what CPSBC and its licensees can do to provide Indigenous patients with culturally safe care.

Part two features an interview with Dr. Leah Seaman on how physicians can become allies and incorporate culturally safe practices into their work. Dr. Seaman is a family physician who practises in BC and the Northwest Territories. She is a physician partner in the Kootenay-Boundary Aboriginal Services Collaborative and sits on the Indigenous Health Committee at the College of Family Physicians of Canada.