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  • Don’t let your community get bitten. Ask for a snake

    Posted: January 10, 2005
    Rachel Molloy, MSIA; Bev Greet, VACCHO; Ken Knight, MAHS Suggested citation: Molloy R, Greet B, Knight K (2005) Don’t let your community get bitten. Ask for a snake. Australian Indigenous HealthBulletin;5(1): Brief report 1. Retrieved [access date] from http://www.healthinfonet.ecu.edu.au/html/html_bulletin/bull_51/brief_reports/bulletin_brief_reports_snake.htm On 28 March 2004 Mildura celebrated the launch of Australia’s first ever Indigenous friendly socially marketed […]

  • The HealthInfoNet visits Darwin to conduct workshops and participate at the Chronic Diseases Network Conference

    Posted: January 6, 2005
    Glenda Trevaskis and Sam Burrow from the HealthInfoNet recently visited Darwin to conduct HealthInternet workshops and participate at the 8th annual Chronic Diseases Network Conference. Negotiations with the NT Department of Health and Community Services (NTDHCS) and local key Indigenous health worker training providers lead to arrangements to conduct two separate ½ day workshops to […]

  • New national qualifications for Aboriginal health workers and Torres Strait Islander health workers due in 2005

    Posted: December 10, 2004
    The following summary has been adapted from the October/November 2004 Community Services and Health Industry Skills Council media release. The national system for vocational qualifications has undergone significant development in the last 7 years. New national qualifications have been developed and updated across all industries including in health and community services. The Community Services and […]

  • 5th National Indigenous Environmental Health Conference

    Posted: November 25, 2004
    The 5th National Indigenous Environmental Health Conference was hosted by NSW Health for the enHealth Council and the National Indigenous Environmental Health Forum (NIEHF). The conference was held at Terrigal, Central Coast, NSW on 3 – 4 November 2004. The conference theme ‘Today, tomorrow – together’ followed from the previous conference (2002) ‘It’s in our […]

  • A review of the literature on disability services for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples

    Posted: October 17, 2004
    his review is also available as a downloadable PDF using Adobe Acrobat. Suggested citation:  O’Neill M, Kirov E, Thomson N (2004) A review of the literature on disability services for Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander peoples. Australian Indigenous HealthBulletin;4(4): Reviews 2. Retrieved [access date] from http://www.healthinfonet.ecu.edu.au/html/html_bulletin//bull_44/reviews/oneill/reviews_oneill_1.htm   Acknowledgments Introduction Methodology Acknowledgments Particular thanks are extended to: […]

  • Overview of Indigenous health 2004

    Posted: October 17, 2004
    Preface Acknowledgments Introduction The context of Indigenous health Births and pregnancy outcome Mortality Hospitalisation Selected health conditions Disability Health risk factors Health expenditure Concluding comments Glossaries Endnotes References Abbreviations   This review is also available as a downloadable PDF using Adobe Acrobat. Suggested citation:  Thomson N, Burns J, Burrow S, Kirov E (2004) Overview of Indigenous […]

  • Dr Sandra Eades: first Aboriginal doctor to be awarded a PhD

    Posted: October 14, 2004
    The following summary has been adapted from the 13 September 2004, University of Western Australia media release and David King’s article in The Australian, 15th September 2004. Dr Sandra Eades has become Australia’s first Aboriginal medical doctor to be awarded a Doctorate of philosophy for her investigation of the health of Aboriginal women and children […]

  • Launch of the CDAMS Indigenous Health Curriculum Framework

    Posted: October 1, 2004
    The following summary has been adapted from the 25 August 2004, University of Melbourne media release. The launch of the CDAMS Indigenous Health curriculum framework by former Governor-General, Sir William Deane and senior Indigenous health authority, Professor Lowitja O’Donoghue, was held on 27August 2004, at the Koorie Heritage Trust, Melbourne. The nationally agreed curriculum framework […]

  • Indigenous health initiatives win national awards

    Posted: September 9, 2004
    The following summary has been adapted from the 24 August 2004 National Institute of Clinical Studies media release. The Cochrane Users Award was established by the National Institute of Clinical Studies (NICS), Australia’s national agency for helping close gaps between best available evidence and current clinical practice. Among winners in the second annual award were: […]

  • Be Active Australia: A Health Sector Framework for Action 2005 – 2010

    Posted: August 23, 2004
    The following summary has been adapted from the Be Active Australia section of the National Public Health Partnership website. The draft Be Active Australia – a National Physical Activity for Health Action Plan (now renamed Active Australia: A Health Sector Framework for Action 2005 -2010) was released in April 2004 for consultation. Consultations took place […]

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