- Source
- The social science
- Published
- 30 Jul 2026
- Authors
- Mirella Veras, Debra Beach Ducharme, Linda Diffey, R. Urbanowski, Jacquie D. Ripat, T. Igbokwe, et al.
Excerpt from source
This community-engaged qualitative study co-defined digital health and artificial intelligence (AI) priorities with First Nations communities in Manitoba, Canada, including those with disabilities. Grounded in Indigenous research methodologies and community-based participatory research, the project responded to persistent inequities in rehabilitation and health service access shaped by geography, colonial legacies, and jurisdictional fragmentation. These inequities are especially important in the context of aging, as older adults and Elders may experience compounded barriers related to disability, chronic conditions, mobility limitations, and digital exclusion. Over approximately 12 months…
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