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CHR STBBI & TB Training Workshops
CHR STBBI & TB Training Workshops
Kee Tas Kee Now Tribal Council Health Department TRAINING
Multiple dates between January 23, 2024 and February 07, 2024
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FNIHB CHR STBBI & TB Training

Spots are limited, registration deadline is January 8th, 2024 - Register now to secure your spot!


On behalf of First Nations and Inuit Health Branch (FNIHB), Kee Tas Kee Now Tribal Council (KTC) invites frontline community health support staff to participate in a special training event focused on community health promotion and awareness in the areas of Tuberculosis (TB) and Sexually Transmitted and Blood Borne Infections (STBBI).  


  • Sexually Transmitted and Blood Borne Infections rates in Alberta are high. Some First Nations communities in Alberta are reaching outbreak numbers.
  • Tuberculosis is an infection caused by slow-growing bacteria and is spread when a person with TB disease of the lungs coughs the germs into the air. People sharing that air may breathe in the germs and develop TB infection, which may progress to TB disease. Medications can prevent TB infection from turning into TB disease. Medications can also cure TB disease.


The training is targeted to frontline community health support workers like CHRs, DOT workers and HCAs (or whomever is the best candidate from your community - note this training is not developed for nurses). Both days will consist of presentations, discussion and the sharing of ideas and information designed to enhance the learner’s knowledge, skills and comfort level in building community awareness and health promotion activities related to TB and STBBI. 


We invite each community to register 2 unregulated Health Providers / Frontline Health Supports to attend whom will benefit by the trainings to enhance the STBBI & TB programs in your community. The locations are divided into two areas (central and south Alberta) and you have been invited to attend the training being offered closest to your area. We are unable to accommodate selection of other locations as they are pre-planned and determined for classroom size accordingly.

  • Jan 23-24: Edmonton
  • Feb 6-7: Calgary


KTC will cover registration, material costs, and on-site meals during training. We will also cover costs for travel and/or hotel accommodation for those travelling over 60 km one-way, which will be reimbursed to your community after the training.



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CHR STBBI & TB Training Workshops
Jan 23-24: Edmonton CHR STBBI & TB Training
Jan 23-24: Edmonton CHR STBBI & TB Training
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Delta Hotels by Marriott Edmonton South Conference Centre
Tuesday Jan 23, 2024 @  08:00:AM — Wednesday Jan 24, 2024 @  04:00:PM MST

2 CHRs / unregulated Health Professionals per community can register to attend. Northern Alberta & Central Alberta communities are eligible to register for the Edmonton Training session. Eligible communities include:

  • Alexander First Nation
  • Alexis First Nation
  • Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation
  • Beaver First Nation
  • Beaver Lake Cree Nation
  • Bigstone Cree Nation
  • Chipewyan Prairie First Nation
  • Cold Lake First Nation
  • Dene Tha’ First Nation
  • Driftpile Cree Nation
  • Duncan’s First Nation
  • Enoch Cree Nation
  • Ermineskin Cree Nation
  • Fort McKay First Nation
  • Fort McMurray First Nation
  • Frog Lake First Nation
  • Heart Lake First Nation
  • Horse Lake First Nation
  • Kapawe’no First Nation
  • Kehewin Cree Nation
  • Little Red River Cree Nation
  • Loon River First Nation
  • Louis Bull Tribe
  • Lubicon Lake Indian Band
  • Maskwacis
  • Mikisew Cree First Nation
  • Montana First Nation
  • O'Chiese First Nation (can register for either Edmonton or Calgary)
  • Paul First Nation
  • Peerless Trout First Nation
  • Saddle Lake Cree Nation
  • Samson First Nation
  • Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation
  • Sucker Creek First Nation
  • Sunchild First Nation (can register for either Edmonton or Calgary)
  • Swan River First Nation
  • Tallcree Tribal Government
  • Whitefish Lake First Nation #128 (Goodfish)
  • Whitefish Lake First Nation #459 (Atikameg)
  • Woodland Cree First Nation
 
Feb 6-7: Calgary CHR STBBI & TB Training
Feb 6-7: Calgary CHR STBBI & TB Training
14/40 LEFT  
Sheraton Suites Calgary Eau Claire
Tuesday Feb 06, 2024 @  08:00:AM — Wednesday Feb 07, 2024 @  04:00:PM MST

2 CHRs / unregulated Health Professionals per community can register to attend. Southern Alberta communities are eligible to register for the Edmonton Training session. Eligible communities include:

  • Bearspaw (Eden Valley)
  • Big Horn
  • Blood Tribe
  • Kainai Nation
  • O'Chiese First Nation (can attend either Edmonton or Calgary)
  • Piikani Nation
  • Siksika Nation
  • Stoney Nakoda Nation
  • Sunchild First Nation (can attend either Edmonton or Calgary)
  • Tsuut'ina Nation
 
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