Health Canada First Nations and Inuit Home and Community Care (FNI HCC) Program - Evaluation Guide Minister of Public Works and Government Services
2002
ISBN: 0-662-66913-4
Cat. No.: H35-4/31-2002
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Table of Contents
"An evaluation is not conducted to prove that a program works but more importantly to improve the way it works." Source: Unknown
This section provides the background for the First Nations and Inuit Home and Community Care (FNI HCC) program, outlining the vision, principles and objectives.
Vision
In response to the unique health and social needs of the First Nation and Inuit people, the FNI HCC Program provides basic home and community care services that are comprehensive, culturally sensitive, effective and equitable to that of other Canadians. The program is a coordinated system of home and community-based health-related services that enable people with disabilities, chronic or acute illnesses and the elderly to receive the care they need in their homes and communities.
This document has been developed as a reference source for First Nations and Inuit communities evaluating the FNI HCC program.
If you would like more information on FNI HCC evaluation/comment on this document or if you require evaluation support, please contact:
Satish Seetharam
Program Evaluation Project Manager
Health Programs Support Division
Community Health Programs Directorate
First Nations and Inuit Health Branch
Health Canada
Postal Locator 1920A
Jeanne Mance Bldg., Room C 2076
Tunney's Pasture
Ottawa, ON K1A 0L3
(613) 952-4230
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© Minister of Public Works and Government Services, 2002
Cat. H35-4/31-2002
ISBN: 0-662-66913-4
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