#IndianCountryECHO opportunities for the week. Interactive online learning environments where clinicians and staff serving AI/AN patients can connect with peers, and engage in didactic presentations. Follow link for full schedule: indiancountryecho.org/events/month/. #NativeHealth

It's week one of National Adolescent Health Month and the theme is ensuring and expanding access to healthcare for youth.

We wanted to spotlight the Indian Country Echo Project for this week.

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IHS HOPE Committee share information on Naloxone. They discuss promising practices, how to administer nasal & injectable naloxone, increase access to naloxone, and the importance of harm reduction.

To learn more: rb.gy/14i1l
Order Narcan: rb.gy/od7h4

This day is an effort to encourage Native people across the US to learn about, participate in prevention, & get treated for HIV.

Learn more at ow.ly/IUbZ50NnnZF (.pdf download), or call CCHD's HIV Specialist at 406-791-9269 to schedule a test!

#IndianCountryECHO opportunities for the week. Interactive online learning environments where clinicians and staff serving AI/AN patients can connect with peers, and engage in didactic presentations.More info available at: indiancountryecho.org/events/month/. #NativeHealth #indigenoushealth

Be a good relative and get boosted. For accurate vaccination information for Native people by Native people, visit: IndianCountryECHO.org/VacciNative

Over time diseases can change. Booster shots carry the most up-to-date instructions your body needs to be able to fight the most current version(s) of a disease. Get boosted to protect yourself, your family, and your community. Learn more at: IndianCountryECHO.org/VacciNative

“Like the hoop houses that protect our foods and medicines, flu vaccines protect us and allow our traditions to grow.” - Dr. Lakota Scott, Diné and naturopathic doctor in Portland, OR. Accurate vaccination info for Native people by Native people, visit: IndianCountryECHO.org/VacciNative

“When we get vaccinated, we are protecting our Elderly and our culture. Even if your body is strong, it’s still important to get vaccinated.” – Lana, Elder, Crow Tribal Member. For accurate vaccination info for Native people by Native people, visit: IndianCountryECHO.org/VacciNative

We are living our ancestors’ prayers. Caring for our own & others’ physical health is a sacred act. Consider protecting what’s important by getting the flu shot.

For vaccination info for Native people by Native people, visit IndianCountryECHO.org/VacciNative

#IndianCountryECHO opportunities for 5/1-5/6. Clinicians are connected to a learning community of peers and experts. For more information, go to: indiancountryecho.org.
#NativeAmerican #AlaskaNative #NativeHealth #indigenoushealth

This week's #IndianCountryECHO training sessions. Indian Country ECHO creates opportunities to share knowledge & enhance providers’ ability to offer AI/AN patients high-quality, specialized care. Schedule available at: indiancountryecho.org/events/month/
#AmericanIndian #AlaskaNative

Upcoming Indian Country ECHO opportunities!
#IndianCountryECHO trains clinicians to provide high quality care for American Indian and Alaska Native communities.
Full schedule available at: indiancountryecho.org/events/month/
#NativeHealth #indigenoushealth

Upcoming Indian Country ECHO opportunities! #IndianCountryECHO trains #clinicians to provide high quality care. Please visit the website for complete schedule and registration information: indiancountryecho.org
#NativeAmerican #AmericanIndian #AlaskaNative #NativeHealth

Want to help your community’s traditions thrive? Check out VacciNative’s website for free
handouts, videos, PowerPoints, and other high-quality vaccination-related educational
materials: IndianCountryECHO.org/VacciNative #VacciNative #VaccinatedNative

Thank you IndianHealthService and NPAIHB for inviting the NCCC to present our services at the latest Ending the Syndemic training, a crucial resource for staff serving American Indian & Alaska Native people!

Watch Dr. Cristina Gruta, PharmD’s presentation: tinyurl.com/3m3hbbau  #NNHAAD

Native Americans now have the highest US rates of syphilis and congenital syphilis. ('Congenital' means it's passed to a baby during pregnancy.) We need to talk about this more and make sure our communities are getting testing and treatment. Resources: indiancountryecho.org/resource-hubs/…

Elevate your sexual health knowledge with FREE, culturally tailored education! Text 'Snag 101' to 94449 for a series of informative and engaging text messages. Learn more at: ow.ly/3YiE50R1QFw

Get peace of mind and help your kids soar by staying up to date on your vaccinations. Contact your Physician or Call Siouxland District Health Department 712-279-6119 for information on how to get your vaccines. Learn More: indiancountryecho.org/VacciNative

VacciNative – a national alliance of Elders, clinicians, & public health professionals dedicated to sharing accurate vaccine info for Native people by Native people – developed resources focused providing accurate immunization info to tribal communities. ow.ly/ssOO50Q35vi