Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health workforce

Our Mob and Cancer | Testing Content and Creative Concepts with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities

Although Australia has made strides in improving cancer survival rates an estimated 150,000 new cases of cancer were diagnosed across the country in 2020.[1] The Minister

Victorian Government Aboriginal Affairs Report

Each year, the Victorian Government Aboriginal Affairs Report is a chance to consider how the Victorian Government has tracked against commitments to improving outcomes for Aboriginal Victorian

The case for a Torres Strait Islander driven, long-term research agenda for environment, health and wellbeing

This project aims to investigate how Torres Strait Islanders use context-specific local knowledge and research evidence to address environmental sustainability challenges.

Building An Indigenist Health Humanities Collective

This proposal aims to develop Indigenist Health Humanities as a new and innovative field of inquiry, building an intellectual collective capable of bridging the knowledge gap that hinders current e

Retention of the Aboriginal health and disability workforce

This study uses a mixed methods design.

Cultural responsiveness: measuring and evaluating social work practice

This project aims to develop tools for use by social workers that measure and evaluate culturally responsive practices with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Insights into supporting the wellbeing of older Aboriginal people receiving home care packages who are experiencing grief and loss and the wellbeing of staff who care for them: a pilot project

Older Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people receiving aged care services experience a significant burden of grief and loss because of accumulated unresolved trauma.

Breaking the silence - AI for Deaf mob

Introduction

In Australia, Deaf and hard-of-hearing Aboriginal people face significant communication barriers, especially in legal and healthcare settings.

'Cultural Security Is an On-Going Journey' Exploring Views from Staff Members on the Quality and Cultural Security of Services for Aboriginal Families in Western Australia

Cultural security is a key element of accessible services for Indigenous peoples globally, although few studies have examined this empirically.

'Cultural brokerage' and beyond: piloting the role of an urban Aboriginal Mental Health Liaison Officer

Suboptimal use of mental health services persists for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.