How can futurenurses continuelearning aboutIndigenoushealth beyondnursing school?Why is it importantto includeIndigenous voiceswhen creatinghealthcare and/orviolence preventionprograms?What are waysnurses canunintentionally re-traumatizepatients, how canthis be avoided?Why is itimportant fornurses tounderstandintergenerationaltrauma?How can silenceor inactioncontribute toongoinginequities inhealthcare?How cannurses amplifyIndigenousvoices insteadof speakingover them?How can thehealthcaresystem rebuildtrust withIndigenouscommunities?What actions cannursing studentstake to addressingviolence againstIndigenouswomen?What do youunderstand aboutIndigenousapproaches tohealing, how do theydiffer from westernbiomedical models?Why areIndigenous healingapproachesimportant inrecovering fromviolence?What systematicbarriers are inplace that preventIndigenous womenseeking help?How cannursesadvocate forsafer housing inIndigenouscommunities?How can nursesprovide a safespace forIndigenous womento disclosesensitiveinformation?What cannurses doto reducestigma?How canhealthcareprovidersdemonstraterespect forIndigenoustraditions?How can theSDoH deepenourunderstandingof violence andits impacts?How mightunconscious biasinfluence careprovided tosomeoneexperiencingviolence?Whatchallengesmight nursesface whenadvocating forsocial justice?Why is access toculturally safesheltersconsidered apublic health issuerather than just asocial issue?How can lack ofaccess tohealthcare servicesin rural communitiesaffect safety andsupport forIndigenous women?How can TVIChelp addressbarrierscreated by theSDoH?How can nurseschallengediscriminatorycomments orbehaviours inhealthcaresettings?How hascolonizationcontributed tohigher rates ofviolenceexperienced byIndigenous women?Why is violenceagainst Indigenouswomen considereda social andhealthcare issue?How can futurenurses continuelearning aboutIndigenoushealth beyondnursing school?Why is it importantto includeIndigenous voiceswhen creatinghealthcare and/orviolence preventionprograms?What are waysnurses canunintentionally re-traumatizepatients, how canthis be avoided?Why is itimportant fornurses tounderstandintergenerationaltrauma?How can silenceor inactioncontribute toongoinginequities inhealthcare?How cannurses amplifyIndigenousvoices insteadof speakingover them?How can thehealthcaresystem rebuildtrust withIndigenouscommunities?What actions cannursing studentstake to addressingviolence againstIndigenouswomen?What do youunderstand aboutIndigenousapproaches tohealing, how do theydiffer from westernbiomedical models?Why areIndigenous healingapproachesimportant inrecovering fromviolence?What systematicbarriers are inplace that preventIndigenous womenseeking help?How cannursesadvocate forsafer housing inIndigenouscommunities?How can nursesprovide a safespace forIndigenous womento disclosesensitiveinformation?What cannurses doto reducestigma?How canhealthcareprovidersdemonstraterespect forIndigenoustraditions?How can theSDoH deepenourunderstandingof violence andits impacts?How mightunconscious biasinfluence careprovided tosomeoneexperiencingviolence?Whatchallengesmight nursesface whenadvocating forsocial justice?Why is access toculturally safesheltersconsidered apublic health issuerather than just asocial issue?How can lack ofaccess tohealthcare servicesin rural communitiesaffect safety andsupport forIndigenous women?How can TVIChelp addressbarrierscreated by theSDoH?How can nurseschallengediscriminatorycomments orbehaviours inhealthcaresettings?How hascolonizationcontributed tohigher rates ofviolenceexperienced byIndigenous women?Why is violenceagainst Indigenouswomen considereda social andhealthcare issue?

Reflective Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. G-How can future nurses continue learning about Indigenous health beyond nursing school?
  2. O-Why is it important to include Indigenous voices when creating healthcare and/or violence prevention programs?
  3. I-What are ways nurses can unintentionally re-traumatize patients, how can this be avoided?
  4. I-Why is it important for nurses to understand intergenerational trauma?
  5. G-How can silence or inaction contribute to ongoing inequities in healthcare?
  6. I-How can nurses amplify Indigenous voices instead of speaking over them?
  7. N-How can the healthcare system rebuild trust with Indigenous communities?
  8. G-What actions can nursing students take to addressing violence against Indigenous women?
  9. O-What do you understand about Indigenous approaches to healing, how do they differ from western biomedical models?
  10. O-Why are Indigenous healing approaches important in recovering from violence?
  11. B-What systematic barriers are in place that prevent Indigenous women seeking help?
  12. N-How can nurses advocate for safer housing in Indigenous communities?
  13. I-How can nurses provide a safe space for Indigenous women to disclose sensitive information?
  14. I-What can nurses do to reduce stigma?
  15. O-How can healthcare providers demonstrate respect for Indigenous traditions?
  16. B-How can the SDoH deepen our understanding of violence and its impacts?
  17. G-How might unconscious bias influence care provided to someone experiencing violence?
  18. G-What challenges might nurses face when advocating for social justice?
  19. N-Why is access to culturally safe shelters considered a public health issue rather than just a social issue?
  20. B-How can lack of access to healthcare services in rural communities affect safety and support for Indigenous women?
  21. B-How can TVIC help address barriers created by the SDoH?
  22. N-How can nurses challenge discriminatory comments or behaviours in healthcare settings?
  23. B-How has colonization contributed to higher rates of violence experienced by Indigenous women?
  24. O-Why is violence against Indigenous women considered a social and healthcare issue?