Like other organizations, ONSA has also published fact sheets and position statements regarding Aboriginal health issues. In 2008, ONSA published a guide, “Cultural Competence and Safety: A Guide for Healthcare Administrators, Providers, and Educators.” This guide emphasizes the need to ensure cultural safety in educational programs and health care. To improve cultural safety, education, recognition of population diversity, historical context, and understanding of the relationship between health care providers and patients are essential. NAHO further focuses on how cultural safety improves the quality of Indigenous health care by integrating the client's health beliefs into medical treatment, determining communication techniques and the decision-making process. decision. (Baba, L.2013, p 11). Additionally, ONSA focuses on providing culturally safe education to nursing students, which emphasizes teaching students about the history of colonization and its impact on the health of Indigenous people rather as on increasing knowledge of indigenous values ​​and beliefs in terms of