Thomson N1, Midford R1, Debuyst O1, MacRae A1
Review of Indigenous male health. Australian Indigenous HealthBulletin 10(4). Retrieved [access date] from http://healthbulletin.org.au/articles/Review-of-indigenous-male-health
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de Plevitz L (2010)
binang gurri: turning a deaf ear to Indigenous hearing loss. Australian Indigenous HealthBulletin 10 (3). Retrieved [access date] from http://healthbulletin.org.au/articles/binang-gurri-turning-a-deaf-ear-to-indigenous-hearing-loss Continue reading
Wilson M, Stearne A, Gray D, Saggers S
The harmful use of alcohol amongst Indigenous Australians. Australian Indigenous HealthBulletin 10(2). Retrieved [access date] from http://healthbulletin.org.au/articles/The-harmful-use-of-alcohol-amongst-Indigenous-Australians
Awofeso, N (2010)
The 2008-2030 National Indigenous Health Equality Targets: suggestions for transforming potential into sustainable health improvements for Indigenous Australians. Australian Indigenous HealthBulletin 10(2). Retrieved [access date] from http://healthbulletin.org.au/articles/the-2008-2030-national-indigenous-health-equality-targets-suggestions-for-transforming-potential-into-sustainable-health-improvements-for-indigenous-australians/
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Urquhart, B and Thomson, N
Review of the misuse of kava among Indigenous people. Australian Indigenous HealthBulletin 9(3). Retrieved [access date] from http://healthbulletin.org.au/articles/Review-of-the-misuse-of-kava-among-Indigenous-people
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Burrow S, Galloway A, Weissofner N (2009)
Review of educational and other approaches to hearing loss among Indigenous people. Australian Indigenous HealthBulletin 9(2). Retrieved [access date] from https://healthbulletin.org.au/articles/review-of-educational-and-other-approaches-to-hearing-loss-among-indigenous-people
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Catto M, Thomson N (2008)
Review of illicit drug use among Indigenous peoples. Australian Indigenous HealthBulletin 8(4). Retrieved [access date] from https://healthbulletin.org.au/articles/review-of-illicit-drug-use-among-indigenous-peoples
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Garvey D (2008)
A review of the social and emotional wellbeing of Indigenous Australian peoples – considerations, challenges and opportunities. Australian Indigenous HealthBulletin 8(4). Retrieved [access date] from http://healthbulletin.org.au/articles/a-review-of-the-social-and-emotional-wellbeing-of-indigenous-australian-peoples-considerations-challenges-and-opportunities/ Continue reading
Neil Thomson
Shortcomings in the way that the health care system addresses the needs of Australia’s Indigenous peoples have been recognised for many years… The Australian cultural respect framework [has] benefited not only from the earlier work undertaken in Western Australia on cultural security, but also related developments in other countries – particularly the concepts of cultural safety in New Zealand and cultural competence in the United States. It is important, therefore, to provide a general review of cultural respect and related concepts… View review (PDF – 115KB)
Suggested citation: Thomson N (2005) Cultural respect and related concepts: a brief summary of the literature. Australian Indigenous HealthBulletin;5(4): Review 1. Retrieved [access date] from http://www.healthinfonet.ecu.edu.au/html/html_bulletin/bull_54/reviews/bulletin_reviews_thomson.pdf
Neil Thomson
Shortcomings in the way that the health care system addresses the needs of Australia’s Indigenous peoples have been recognised for many years… The Australian cultural respect framework [has] benefited not only from the earlier work undertaken in Western Australia on cultural security, but also related developments in other countries – particularly the concepts of cultural safety in New Zealand and cultural competence in the United States. It is important, therefore, to provide a general review of cultural respect and related concepts… View review
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