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April 8, 2026Canadian Medical Association Journal0 citationsOpen Access

Promoting reconciliation through research

POPamela Orr

Key Points

  • To understand and document the experiences of Inuit communities facing a tuberculosis epidemic in Nunavik, Quebec.
  • Conducted a qualitative community-based participatory study
  • Engaged Inuit community members in the research process
  • Collected in-depth interviews and focus groups
  • Highlighted the personal and community impacts of tuberculosis
  • Showed a need for culturally appropriate interventions
  • Emphasized the importance of community voices in addressing health issues

Abstract

See related article at www.cmaj.ca/lookup/doi/10.1503/cmaj.2518241 Key points In this issue of CMAJ , Geboe and colleagues present the results of a qualitative community-based participatory study of Inuit experiences of the ongoing epidemic of tuberculosis in Nunavik, Quebec.12 The voices

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69d5f00974eaea4b11a79830https://doi.org/10.1503/cmaj.260331
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