Tribal Health refers to health care practices, systems, and initiatives specifically designed to address the health needs of Indigenous tribes and their communities. It encompasses both physical and mental health services, integrating traditional healing practices with modern medical approaches. Tribal health recognizes and respects the cultural, social, and historical contexts of Indigenous peoples, aiming to improve health outcomes through culturally competent care. This may involve the management of chronic diseases, preventive care, mental health services, substance abuse treatment, and health education tailored to Native populations. Tribal health programs are often administered by tribal governments or organizations and are essential in addressing disparities in health access and outcomes faced by Indigenous populations.
Native American communities face significant hurdles in obtaining crucial public health data. Access to up-to-date information is crucial for making informed decisions and responding effectively to health crises. Despite the…