Health Québec Côte-Nord: Three Agreements with Aboriginal Communities
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Three collaborative agreements have already been concluded with Aboriginal communities in the Territory and four other communities are under consideration in the coming year to improve access to health care and build confidence in the health system. Meeting in Forestville on June 10, the Board of Directors of the North Shore CISSS was aware of the progress of a large-scale project in collaboration with the First Nations of the Territory.
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Le Nord-CôtierThree collaborative agreements have already been concluded with Aboriginal communities in the Territory and four other communities are under consideration in the coming year to improve access to health care and build confidence in the health system. Meeting in Forestville on June 10, the Board of Directors of the North Shore CISSS was aware of the progress of a large-scale project in collaboration with the First Nations of the Territory.
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