Deciding to apply for the Master in Health Studies program took some serious thinking. I work hard to maintain a work-life balance, where I am able to work full-time, be a Mom to a couple teenagers, and now accomplish scholarly research during my evenings and weekends. During this first course, I have recognized the importance of a professional...

Shelley Haynes
Masters of Health Studies Student
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Canada is home to more than one million people who identify as Aboriginal: 60% as First Nations, 33% as Metis, 4% as Inuit, and 3% as people with more than one identity. Aboriginal people account for 3.8% of the total population of Canada. (Stats Can, 2006). In Nova Scotia, Aboriginal people account for 4% of the total population.
Chronic Diseases: Surgery Patients in NS
03/12/2018
Chronic Diseases Relevant to my Practice
Multilevel Understanding of a Health Issue
05/11/2018





