Priority Population Institute / Priority Populations Institute / Chapel Hill / /
IndustryTerm
transportation services / basic social services / direct care and services / appropriate infrastructure / transportation / programs and services / appropriate health care services / healthcare services / transportation availability / health care services / care services / public health services / healthcare providers / /
NaturalFeature
Wake Forest / /
Organization
Task Force / American Indian Health Task Force / USDHHS / Division of Medical Assistance / Federal Government / And Commission of Indian Affairs / NC General Assembly / State Division of Aging and Adult / Indian Health Service / Priority Population Institute / NC Department of Health and Human Services office of Minority Health / Research Task Force / State Center for Health Statistics / Data / Information and Gaps Committee / Policy and Planning Office / NC Commission of Indian Affairs / Consultation Committee / Commission Board / Priority Populations Institute / North Carolina Commission on Indian Affairs / Indian Affairs’ Joint Task Force on Indian Health / NC office of Minority Health / NC Department of Health and Human Services / Sovereignty / Governance and Systems Committee / /
Person
Earl Evan / Ronnie Sutton / Barbara Pullen-Smith / Casey Cooper / Designee / Earl Evans / Ronnie Bell / Keisha Bailey / Jan Lowery / Jinny Lowery / Robin Cummings / /
Position
advocate / advocate for Tribal self-governance and control / advisor / Board Member / manager / case manager / physician / Chair / Representative / Consultant / Community Care Regional Director / NC state model for working and consulting with the Tribes / regular school nurse / Secretary / /
ProvinceOrState
Wisconsin / North Carolina / New York / California / /
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