Adverse childhood experiences: Pathways to better policy and practice with First Nations

Shakeel Mahmood

Adverse childhood experiences: Pathways to better policy and practice with First Nations

Shakeel Mahmood

Charles Sturt University

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Abstract

The Adverse Childhood Experiences model lacks a First Nations lens. Focusing on early interventions and culturally safe, community-led strategies, as well as enhanced data collection, would improve health equity.

Original language	English
Journal	The Policymaker
Publication status	Published - 12 Feb 2025

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