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The Indigenous Health Research Development Program [IHRDPChantelle Richmond. NAHO National Conference, November 26, 2009.
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- University partners from five universities – U of T and McMaster – where the program initiated, as well as Lakehead University, the Northern Ontario School of Medicine and Trent University.
- A board of directors determines vision, sets broad policies, provides advice, and assesses impact; serves as link to communities Board model emerged from stakeholders consultations in 2003, which recommended a small body composed of committed individuals with specific skills and knowledge while reflecting geographical and cultural diversity of Province Two meetings per year, usually rotating North/South Elders’ Council provides guidance and advice