The Creating cultural empathy and challenging attitudes through Indigenous narratives project aims to increase the understanding and empathy between healthcare professionals and Indigenous people using stories to influence the attitudes of health students.
Higgins R, Murphy B, Worcester M, Daffey A (2012) Supporting chronic disease self-management: translating policies and principles into clinical practice Australian Journal of Primary Health; 18: (80-87)
Thomson N, Burns J, McLoughlin N (2012) The impact of health on the education of Indigenous children In: Beresford Q, Partington G, Gower G, eds. Reform and resistance in Aboriginal education: fully revised edition. Revised ed. Perth, WA: UWA Publishing: 202-234
Australians for Native Title Reconciliation (2012) ANTaR prebudget submission: 2012-13 Dulwich Hill, NSW: Australians for Native Title Reconciliation
Ewen S, Mazel O, Knoche D (2012) Exposing the hidden curriculum influencing medical education on the health of Indigenous people in Australia and New Zealand: The role of the Critical Reflection Tool Academic Medicine; 87: (200-205)
Department of Families Housing Community Services and Indigenous Affairs (2012) Closing the gap – Prime Minister’s report 2012 Canberra: Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs
Harms L, Middleton J, Whyte J, Anderson I, Clarke A, Sloan J, Hagel M, Smith M (2011) Social work with Aboriginal clients: perspectives on educational preparation and practice Australian Social Work; 64: (156-168)
The Deadly tots: love yarn sing read play website provides information for parents and practitioners on strengthening Indigenous families with young children in New South Wales.
Carson D, McConnel F (2011) Indigenous health and community services employment in remote Northern Territory: a baseline examination of 2006 and 2001 census data Australian Journal of Rural Health; 19: (255-258)
The Byalawa website is an online teaching and learning resource designed to demonstrate culturally appropriate ways of working with Indigenous patients and clients.
