Abstract:In efforts to address and understand health and social inequities linked to rural residency contemporary health policies and discussions are becoming increasingly invested in including rural and remote health consumers' experiences in policy decisions (Bodor, 2009; Dyck & Hardy, 2013; Government of British Columbia, 2015; Ryan-Nicholls & Haggarty, 2007). This exploratory, text and image based qualitative research examined the experiences of six adult mental health service consumers living in the Arrow Lakes re… Show more
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