Cultural protocols are codes of behaviour that express the values of a community and describe ways to respectfully interact with one another and the environment. By incorporating protocols into our work, we are able to demonstrate respect for Indigenous cultures and perspectives and recognize Indigenous peoples’ unique position as original inhabitants and stewards of the land we live on.

Authors: Alison Gerlach and Colleen Varcoe

Journal: Journal of Child Health Care 2020, Vol. 0(0) 1–11

Year: 2020 

This article discusses Child and Family Centered Care (CFCC).  In primary and acute health care contexts, CFCC has been adopted internationally as a fundamental philosophical approach to the design, delivery, and evaluation of children’s services.

A list of resources and training compiled by BCACCS as supports for educators, staff, and programs.

Purdue University explores 5 environmental factors affecting online students and remote employees while working at home and offers tips on how to adjust the workspace to improve overall well-being.