TAILIEUCHUNG - ETHICAL GUIDELINES FOR ABORIGINAL WOMEN’S HEALTH RESEARCH

According to the United States Department of Health and Human Services (US DHHS), telephonic cessation- counseling services have the potential to reach a large number of smokers. State Quitlines can be resources that provide social and financial support (in the form of pharmacological therapy). Quitlines are staffed by counselors trained to deliver information, advice, support and referrals to tobacco users. Individuals can access tobacco Quitlines in all states by calling1-800-QUIT-NOW, regardless of their geographic location, race/ethnicity, or economic status. 10 Using Quitlines to assist smokers through the quitting process is a common component of many comprehensive tobacco control programs. Studies of proactive. | ETHICAL GUIDELINES FOR ABORIGINAL WOMEN S HEALTH RESEARCH Saskatoon Aboriginal Women s Health Research Committee Prairie Women s Health Centre of Excellence centres of excellence for WOMEN S HEALTH centres d excellence pour LA SANTÉ DES FEMMES Project 89 PRAIRIE WOMEN S HEALTH CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE RESEARCH POLICY COMMUNITY ETHICAL GUIDELINES FOR ABORIGINAL WOMEN S HEALTH RESEARCH September 2004 Saskatoon Aboriginal Women s Health Research Committee Prairie Women s Health Centre of Excellence Prairie Women s Health Centre of Excellence PWHCE is one of the Centres of Excellence for Women s Health funded by the Women s Health Contribution Program of Health Canada. The PWHCE supports new knowledge and research on women s health issues and provides policy advice analysis and information to governments health organizations and non-governmental organizations. The views expressed herein do not necessarily represent the official policy of the PWHCE or Health Canada. The Prairie Women s Health Centre of Excellence 56 The Promenade Winnipeg Manitoba R3B 3H9 Telephone 204 982-6630 Fax 204 982-6637 pwhce@ This report is also available on our website This is project 89 of the Prairie Women s Health Centre of Excellence ISBN 0-9735048-6-2 ETHICAL GUIDELINES FOR ABORIGINAL WOMEN S HEALTH RESEARCH These ethical guidelines for Aboriginal women s health research were developed by the Saskatoon Aboriginal Women s Health Research Committee with support from Prairie Women s Health Centre of Excellence. The guidelines have been adapted from the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples - Ethical Guidelines for Research 1993 1 and Ethical Guidelines for WUNSKA Research. WUNSKA is a Cree word meaning To wake up these guidelines were developed by a group of social workers in the early 1990s in order to facilitate research by and for Aboriginal people. The need for these guidelines comes out of recognition of the historically detrimental relationship between Aboriginal

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