Winnipeg Free Press

Tuesday, May 29, 1979

Issue date: Tuesday, May 29, 1979
Pages available: 106
Previous edition: Monday, May 28, 1979

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9431141 health is our business safety save save computers serve Medicine by Manfred Jager Brandon throughout much of Western and Northern Canada and in the about 200 Indian medi Cine people Are becoming More and More Active As part of the White mans health care their work involves mostly patients of native ancestry but As of late shows signs of reaching out to Whites who have requested at Brandon Art a cultural psychologist who Heads the schools department of native has coordinated and assisted the Medicine people for the past seven Blue taught a course in Indian medi Cine to University of Saskatchewan third year medical students at the the native Medicine people in the area and others associated with them in Alaska asked Blue at the time to assist in the development of a program which would utilize Indian Medicine people in Community treatment and of patients in Alaska and various other regions of this the variety of health programs Blue has not looked step by the whole thing the Medici Rte mens association of South asked me to assist them in the development of a methodological approach to show the effect of their some 21 including the hospitals in these the thing never became one single As it turned its quite a variety of different Blue now receives information native Medicine people throughout Western Canada and the de scribing the caseloads the men and women Deal the Type of service or counselling provided and the therapeutic outcome of each individual All information is fed into a computer at Brandon universe through the computer data is Analysed and processed for later in an interview this Blue said he is in constant Contact with individual Medicine people to suggest treatment and counselling computer gives advice Medicine people Many of them Are be or Telephone for specific which can usually be Given on the basis of the total information stored in the Brandon University computer about 15 Medicine people Are Active in the Brandon professor he refuses to identify Howe saying the Medicine men and women themselves Are reluctant to talk to the press because of earlier misinterpretation of their work As something Akin to Black most of the Medicine Peoples activity involves counselling and is based on the patients interaction with his or her family and on family traditions among Canadas native they concentrate on the psychosocial aspects of they have time to talk and know an awful lot about family cohesiveness and Are masters of the traditional concepts of the extended family with All its duties and obligations and such As childbearing habits and hygienic traditions the native people have adhered Blue says the aim of his own program is to accumulate data covering five years of native Medicine practice on a Community wide basis in various parts of the so results of the first two years Are about to be interpreted and put into a report to be published i am doing this work mainly to help the Medicine people in the Blue they Are my first Priori u of m a school nears capacity there is growing evidence that Manitoba Farmers feel they must see their calling As a science if they want to succeed at what there As a said University of Manitoba school of agriculture director Paul people now engaged in farming Are flocking to the University in increasing numbers to take the schools two year diploma pro last 144 students enrolled in the first year of the two year another 119 started on their second were growing at the rate of about seven to 10 per cent in our enrolment each year now and have done so for the past five or six Stelmaschuk now were beginning to push up against the limits of our Ca both in terms of teaching staff and said the agriculture school there is no thought of setting up a quota system to limit if you have the academic qualifications and want to come in Here to take our were definitely graduates from a number of other schools and depart ments at the University of Manitoba have had difficulty finding jobs in recent in this has not been the weve had two and three Job offers for each graduate weve and the trend is very Likely to continue for some in addition to the Good Job Stelmaschuk there has been a general reawakening in Young people Are looking at agriculture As something they actually want to in there is increasing on More food production because of the population Rise throughput the courses taught include farm business Law pertaining to agricultural soil Plant science and commercial crop animal science and poultry ;