First Nations Paramedics / Paramédics des Premières Nations / Onkwehón:we Ronwatiia'takéhnhas: Reshaping The Narrative

Abstract: This article offers a professional and perspective on the role of paramedics in First Nations communities in Canada from an industry in insider.

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Wound Care Canada
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2025-05-20
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https://doi.org/10.56885/619517pohqtx
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African history and culture studies
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First Nations Paramedics / Paramédics des Premières Nations / Onkwehón:we Ronwatiia'takéhnhas: Reshaping The Narrative

Robert Bonspiel
Wound Care Canada
African history and culture studies
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First Nations Paramedics / Paramédics des Premières Nations / Onkwehón:we Ronwatiia'takéhnhas: Reshaping The Narrative

Robert Bonspiel
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Abstract: This article offers a professional and perspective on the role of paramedics in First Nations communities in Canada from an industry in insider.

Wound Care CanadaVol. 23(1)
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African history and culture studies
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