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The interCultural Online Health Network (iCON) is a community-driven health promotion initiative that supports multicultural communities, patients and caregivers across BC to optimize chronic disease prevention and self-management. The interCultural Online health Network (iCON) is a community-driven health promotion initiative that supports multicultural communities, patients and caregivers across BC to optimize chronic disease prevention and self-management. What we do:

Partnership & Collaboration.
- Collaboration with community health care providers, partners from health authorities, community organizations, education institutions, government, and media to promote best practices in chronic disease prevention and management.
- Partnership with volunteers, students and health professional trainees to design and deliver community outreach activities, providing learning opportunities related to delivering culturally competent care. Culturally-tailored health promotion & outreach
- Culturally tailored programming in the community’s native language to improve access to chronic disease management education. iCON hosts skills-building workshops and public health forums on a variety of chronic diseases, promoting health and wellness, chronic disease prevention and empowering patients with information and skills to manage their health.
- Patient education on chronic disease prevention and management with focus on disease awareness and knowledge, prevention and lifestyle modification, risk reduction and treatment options. iCON develops patient resources and information handouts to support patients in their self-management journey and help patients and families navigate the BC health care system. Multi-channel dissemination.
- Health information shared through webcasts, a website (iconproject.org) and through media projects such as community televisions and radio programming to reach community members.
- Health events, information and partner initiatives shared through social media including Facebook and Twitter. Digital literacy to support patient self-management.
- Linking patients with web-based health information and digital tools to support chronic disease self-management.
- Building awareness around and share best practices in using digital tools to support health and wellness goals. Evaluation & Impact.
- Evaluation to track reach and measure program impact on patient activation, behaviour change, health attitudes, knowledge, and skills and barriers to self-care.
- Program assessment to ensure community responsiveness, improvement and excellence.
- Dissemination of program results through knowledge sharing events, publication and participation in conferences.

The iCON 2025/26 Chinese Health Forum: "Stroke Smart: Awareness, Action, and Recovery" took place last week, attracting ...
01/18/2026

The iCON 2025/26 Chinese Health Forum: "Stroke Smart: Awareness, Action, and Recovery" took place last week, attracting over 480 online participants. We greatly appreciate everyone's participation. A special thank you to our Community Partners, Media Partners, and viewing hubs for their support.

Visit iCON website for more session handouts and community resources. https://iconproject.org/event/2025chf/

[Community News Sharing]ICOPE WEBINARJoin us online to learn from experts about the World Health Organization ICOPE (Int...
01/18/2026

[Community News Sharing]
ICOPE WEBINAR
Join us online to learn from experts about the World Health Organization ICOPE (Integrated Care for Older People) framework for person-centred care!
🗓️ Jan 22 at 4 PM PST
➡️ Online on Zoom (link provided upon registration)
🔤English, Mandarin, Cantonese & Punjabi
Register: email Kaili at kailic@student.ubc.ca

The iCON South Asian Health Forum: Your Health in Your Hands: Managing and Preventing Stroke will take place on Sun, Feb...
01/16/2026

The iCON South Asian Health Forum: Your Health in Your Hands: Managing and Preventing Stroke will take place on Sun, Feb 8.
It will be conducted in Panjabi, in-person with an online recording that will be made available after the event. Lunch will be provided.
Register now: https://iconproject.org/event/2026sahf/

Last Chance to Register! iCON-VCH Indigenous Health Round (webinar)A Developmental Approach to Working with Trauma: Inte...
01/16/2026

Last Chance to Register! iCON-VCH Indigenous Health Round (webinar)

A Developmental Approach to Working with Trauma:
Integrating Indigenous Knowledge for Culturally Relevant Health Care Responses

Date and Time: Mon, Jan 19, at 12:00 p.m. PT
Speaker: Dr. Alanaise Ferguson
Anishinaabe Psychologist and Professor, University of British Columbia Okanagan

Register: https://indigenous.iconproject.org/

01/16/2026

The microbes in our gut are not just important for digestion – they also have a profound impact on brain health.

The gut-brain axis has been linked to mental health conditions such as anxiety and depression as well as neurodegenerative disorders such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease.

Discover evidence-based ways to support your microbiome: https://bit.ly/45CYEmi

iCON-VCH Indigenous Health RoundIn this Indigenous health round, Dr. Ferguson will share some of her work in trauma heal...
01/13/2026

iCON-VCH Indigenous Health Round

In this Indigenous health round, Dr. Ferguson will share some of her work in trauma healing as a clinician, educator, and researcher.

Dr. Alanaise Ferguson is an Anishinaabe Psychologist and Professor at the University of British Columbia Okanagan. She is a member of the Sandy Bay Ojibway First Nation in Manitoba, and a Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Health, Healing, and Community Revitalization in the department of Community, Culture, and Global Studies. She lives in unceded Sylix territory on the Westbank First Nation and is the mother of two adult sons and one teenaged daughter.

For more information, visit the iCON website: www.indigenous.iconproject.org

2025/26「安康」健康網絡網上中文健康講座: 誰有中風危機?應如何處理?中風後的社區資源和支援- 認識本地社區的資源與服務    -   HandyDART, TransLink    -   Family Caregivers of ...
01/10/2026

2025/26「安康」健康網絡網上中文健康講座: 誰有中風危機?應如何處理?

中風後的社區資源和支援
- 認識本地社區的資源與服務
- HandyDART, TransLink
- Family Caregivers of BC
- Heart & Stroke
- Stroke Recovery Association of B.C.
- Health Gateway
- HealthLink BC 8-1-1

免費登記: https://chinese.iconproject.org/event/2025chf_ch/

2025/26「安康」健康網絡網上中文健康講座: 誰有中風危機?應如何處理?照護者的經驗分享- 照護者的旅程與經驗分享- 護理過程中的實用建議- 照護者的挑戰和探索應對策略免費登記: https://chinese.iconproject....
01/09/2026

2025/26「安康」健康網絡網上中文健康講座: 誰有中風危機?應如何處理?

照護者的經驗分享
- 照護者的旅程與經驗分享
- 護理過程中的實用建議
- 照護者的挑戰和探索應對策略

免費登記: https://chinese.iconproject.org/event/2025chf_ch/

01/09/2026
2025/26「安康」健康網絡網上中文健康講座: 誰有中風危機?應如何處理?未雨綢繆- 了解預先安排護理計劃- 了解紓緩治療及其運作方式- 認識相關社區資源了解更多: https://chinese.iconproject.org/even...
01/08/2026

2025/26「安康」健康網絡網上中文健康講座: 誰有中風危機?應如何處理?

未雨綢繆
- 了解預先安排護理計劃
- 了解紓緩治療及其運作方式
- 認識相關社區資源

了解更多: https://chinese.iconproject.org/event/2025chf_ch/

2025/26「安康」健康網絡網上中文健康講座: 誰有中風危機?應如何處理?實體觀看中心 Viewing Hub地點 Location: M.O.S.A.I.C. Head Office 地址 Address: 5575 Boundary ...
01/07/2026

2025/26「安康」健康網絡網上中文健康講座: 誰有中風危機?應如何處理?

實體觀看中心 Viewing Hub
地點 Location: M.O.S.A.I.C. Head Office
地址 Address: 5575 Boundary Road, Vancouver
請與MOSAIC聯繫並登記 (座位有限)
聯絡 Contact: Fung Ling (fling@mosaicbc.org)

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2025/26「安康」健康網絡網上中文健康講座: 誰有中風危機?應如何處理?中風後的自我重建- 中風後的自我認同改變- 中風者的心理介入措施- 中風預防的保護因素了解更多: https://chinese.iconproject.org/e...
01/07/2026

2025/26「安康」健康網絡網上中文健康講座: 誰有中風危機?應如何處理?

中風後的自我重建
- 中風後的自我認同改變
- 中風者的心理介入措施
- 中風預防的保護因素

了解更多: https://chinese.iconproject.org/event/2025chf_ch/

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The interCultural Online health Network (iCON) is a community-driven health promotion initiative that supports multicultural communities, patients and caregivers across BC to optimize chronic disease prevention and self-management. iCON is based in the Faculty of Medicine’s Digital Emergency Medicine in the University of British Columbia. What we do: Partnership & Collaboration - Collaboration with community health care providers, partners from health authorities, community organizations, education institutions, government, and media to promote best practices in chronic disease prevention and management. - Partnership with volunteers, students and health professional trainees to design and deliver community outreach activities, providing learning opportunities related to delivering culturally competent care. Culturally-tailored health promotion & outreach - Culturally tailored programming in the community’s native language to improve access to chronic disease management education. iCON hosts skills-building workshops and public health forums on a variety of chronic diseases, promoting health and wellness, chronic disease prevention and empowering patients with information and skills to manage their health. - Patient education on chronic disease prevention and management with focus on disease awareness and knowledge, prevention and lifestyle modification, risk reduction and treatment options. iCON develops patient resources and information handouts to support patients in their self-management journey and help patients and families navigate the BC health care system. Multi-channel dissemination - Health information shared through webcasts, a website (iconproject.org) and through media projects such as community televisions and radio programming to reach community members. - Health events, information and partner initiatives shared through social media including Facebook and Twitter. Digital literacy to support patient self-management - Linking patients with web-based health information and digital tools to support chronic disease self-management. - Building awareness around and share best practices in using digital tools to support health and wellness goals. Evaluation & Impact - Evaluation to track reach and measure program impact on patient activation, behaviour change, health attitudes, knowledge, and skills and barriers to self-care. - Program assessment to ensure community responsiveness, improvement and excellence. - Dissemination of program results through knowledge sharing events, publication and participation in conferences.