MT-WY Tribal Leaders Health Conference

TLC Health Conference: JOURNEY TO WELLNESS: A Spiritual Endeavor Nov. 16-19, 2009 - Holiday Inn Billings

Indian Health Care Improvement Act

INDIAN HEALTH CARE IMPROVEMENT ACT-FACT SHEET

Breast & Cervical Cancer Screening

The Yellowstone City-County Health Department is the Montana Breast & Cervical Health Screening Administrative Site for the Billings area. For more information and to get enrolled in the program call Molly Hale at 406-247-3320 or contact Dyani Bingham at 406-252-2550.

For other areas in Montana call the toll-free number at 1-888-803-9343

Best Practice Papers & Grant Products

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Promoting Best Practices in Indian Country: Strengthening Traditional Medicine and Cultural Resilience

Assessing the Healthy Reservations Model

TRIBALLY-DIRECTED PARTICIPATORY RESEARCH: A Guide for Researchers Collaborating with the Montana-Wyoming Tribal Leaders Council and the Rocky Mountain Tribal Epidemiology Center

Montana Wyoming Tribal Leaders Council Strategic Plan Improving Health and Increasing Economic Opportunity 2006-2010

A Guide for Researchers Collaborating with the Montana-Wyoming Tribal Leaders Council and the Rocky Mountain Tribal Epidemiology Center

CULTURAL GUIDE T0 AMERICAN INDIAN TRIBES IN MONTANA AND WYOMING

Strengthening Life Skills Among American Indian Adolescents

Honoring your Health: A Diabetes Self Management Education Manual For Tribal Diabetes Programs

INCREASING DIABETES SELF-MANAGEMENT EDUCATION IN TRIBAL SETTINGS: A TRIBAL-ACADEMIC COLLABORATION

Juvenile Diversion Program and Truancy Project Program Design and Implementation Evaluation

Issues and Evidence on Effective Strategies for Outreach and Education to Increase Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening Rates of American Indian Women

Preliminary Analysis of Disparities in Access to Emergency Medical Services ( EMS ) by Indian and Non-Indian People in Rural Montana

American Indian Youth: A Review of Suicide Prevention Models and Evidence of Effectiveness

People With Disabilities on Tribal Lands: Education, Health, Rehabilitation, and Independent Living: A Review of Evidence on Need and Effective Programs

“Best Practices” in Effective and Culturally Appropriate Systems for Delivering Long-Term Care and Elder Services

The Social Costs of “Crystal” Methamphetamine: A Literature Survey

An Action-Oriented Community Diagnosis in Crow Country

Prevention of Domestic Violence in American Indian Communities: Background Issues, & Model Programs

Conducting Community Health Needs Assessments: Objective, Methodologies, and Uses

INCREASING CERVICAL CANCER SCREENING RATES AMONG AMERICAN INDIAN WOMEN: A PILOT STUDY

“Exercise Certification Programs for Tribal Staff: Choosing the Right Program for Your Needs”

INCREASING MEDICAID, SCHIP, AND MEDICARE ENROLLMENT OF AMERICAN iNDIANS AND ALASKA NATIVES: BARRIERS AND STRATEGIES

Pilot Research Title: Auto Safety Pilot Survey