Learning How Historical Trauma Affects Health and Nursing: Part 1

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A 3 part video on how historical trauma affects health and nursing: Part 1.

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Eleanor GunShows, TEC Director
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Melissa Big Leggins, TEC/PHI Program Manager
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Pharah Morgan, Lead Epidemiologist
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Deidhra Hill, TEC & CHM Project Coordinator
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Jennifer Vinnola, Chronic Disease Epidemiologst
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Elliot Moore, Staff Epidemiologist
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Teja Vatsavai, Substance Abuse Disorder (SUD) Epidemiologist
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Cody Brockel, Communications Specialist
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Brook McDonald, TECPHI Program Director
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Morgan Witzel, Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist
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