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Healthcare Salute
Hommage aux professionnel•le•s de la santé
  • Wellness support
  • About
    • About Healthcare Salute
    • Our project team
    • About the Trauma & Recovery Research Unit
    • Contact us
  • Events
    • Navigating the fog
    • The path toward recovery
    • Finding our footing
    • COVID’s hidden crisis
    • Work life, home life
    • Everybody hurts
  • Fact sheets
    • Moral injury & post-traumatic stress
    • Top 10 pandemic stressors for HCPs
    • What can I do to take care of myself?
  • Resources
    • #Care4Carers
    • #YouAreNotAlone
    • Coping with moral injury & moral distress
    • Coping with stress, trauma, & post-traumatic stress
    • An introduction to trauma-informed care
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    • Organizational recommendations
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  • Lianne, nurse
  • Liben, CEO
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  • Redefining the culture of care
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McMaster University is located on the traditional territories of the Mississauga and Haudenosaunee nations, and within the lands protected by the “Dish with One Spoon” wampum agreement. For many thousands of years, the first people sought to walk gently on this land, offering their assistance to the first European travellers and sharing their knowledge for survival in what was at times a harsh climate. We seek a new relationship with the original peoples of this land, one based in honour and deep respect. May we be guided by love and right action as we transform our personal and institutional relationships with our Indigenous friends and neighbours.

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