These reports des​cribe our efforts to e​nact the recommendations put forth in the In Plan Sight report and lay out a roadmap for BCCNM to follow as we work to make the hea​lth-care​ system culturally safe. ​

Redressing harm

BCCNM's work 2023-present

In Spring 2023, we published our roadmap and commitments for the coming years in the Redressing Harm report. We have since provided two progress reports​ on these activities. 

• ​​​​​​​​BCCNM's Commitment to Action: 2023–24 Redressing Harm to Indigenous Peoples in  the Health-care System​. Published April 2023.
  

• Six-month progress update on the Redressing Harm plan. ​​Published September 2023​​.​
  

• 2024 progress update​ on the Redressing Harm​ plan. Published September 2024.​​  new  ​
  

Constructive disruption​​

BCCNM's work 2021-2023

• Construct​​​ive disruption to Indigenous-specific racism amongst B.C. Nurses and Midwives. Published September ​​​2021.

• One-year progr​ess update: Constructive Disruption. Published September 2022.
  

Complaints process review

BCCNM in 2022 commissioned a review of its complaints proce​ss to make it safer for Indigenous Peoples. ​ 


• Final report: Looking Back to Look Forward.​ Finalized December 2022, published April 2023.
  
  

Practice stan​​dard for nurses and midwives


The practice standard, Indigenous Cultural Safety, Cultural Humility, and Anti-​​Racism, was developed in collaboration with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia (CPSBC​). It came into effect Feb.​ 25, 2022.

• ​ Indigenous Cultural Safety, Cultural Humility, and Anti-​​Racism​ practice standard
  
  
• Companion Guide​
  
  
• Survey resul​ts:​ registrant feedback on standard
  
  

Video​​ series — co-produc​​ed with CPSBC​.

• Guidelines for Working with Indigenous Elders and Knowledge Keepers​​ 
  
  
• Honoraria and Expense Reimbursement for Indigenous Services
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