Module 3
ISDOH Training Module 3
Indigenous Social Determinants of Health
This module supports the defining and applying Indigenous Social Determinants of Health (ISDOH) to public health and health-related work. The activities provide attendees with an opportunity to identify and describe ISDOH in their own community.
At the end of this module, attendees will be able to:
- Define the term Indigenous Social Determinants of Health (ISDOH)
- Connect the ISDOH factors with specific American Indian and Alaska Native communities
- Recognize that an ISDOH framework can address unique cultural and contextual needs and present their effect on health and wellness for American Indian and Alaska Native communities.
- Describe how to use an ISDOH framework to conduct assessment, develop programs, and advocate for policies (tribal, county, state, federal).
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Indigenous Social Determinants of Health Training Modules
This Training was developed in partnership with National Network of Public Health Institutes
