Qanuritpita? Kanatami Inuit Qanuinninginnik Tukisigiarniq Nunavutmi
Ilanga aturniqpaq pinahuagait tapkuat Qanuritpita? Nunaqyuaqmi Inuit Aaniaqtailiniq Naunaiyaut (QNIHS) piqaqtittanga tamaitnut takuni aaniaqtailiniq inuuhiriknilu Inuit Nunangat tahapkuatlu inuuyut ahiini ilagiyai Kanata hilataani angilravut nunaqyuaq. Tamna tuhagakhaq katitauni akhut nakuuniat atuqtaulutiklu munaqninik allanguqnit, naunaiqni hakugikni piilrutlu atuqtauni nunaligiyavut, ikayuqnilu tuhaqhitni aktuagauyut ihumaliurutit. Niriugiyavut tamna havaq pityutauniaq nakuuhivalliqni aaniaqtailiniq inuuhiriknilu tahapkuat Inuit.
Survey action
The survey and data gathering processes are approved by Inuit organizations and informed by the insights of Inuit Nunavummiut. The research methods combine Inuit knowledge and academic research, taking the “best of both worlds” to create a reliable, Inuit-specific, and ethical approach to health research.
Guiding principles
Strengths-based
Focused on Inuit health, well-being, and social equity
Inuit-determined
Innovative
Rigorous in methods
Collaborative
Survey team
The QNIHS Nunavut research team will be mostly Inuit Nunavummiut – some local and some from around the territory – so the survey process is being driven by Inuit in a way that makes sense for Nunavut. Survey results will cover Inuit health and wellness and will be available for use by Inuit first. If approved by Inuit, results will also be shared and used by others, such as government policy makers and academic researchers.
Atuqatigikni Naunaiqtauyut
The information gathered in the QNIHS Nunavut will help decision-makers understand changes in Inuit health and make better health programs. For more information, see Qanuritnit.
