- 2001 Census of Population and Housing – Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS)
Posted: July 1, 2002
The first release of 2001 Census data occurred on Monday, June 17, 2002. This first release contains 2001 Census counts and selected key characteristics of persons, families and dwellings down to Statistical Sub-division level for each State and Territory in Australia. Comparative data from the 1996 Census are also included for comparative purposes, as are […] - Pap test management review seeks input from Indigenous stakeholders
Posted: May 24, 2002
The National Cervical Screening Program has begun a review of the National Health and Medical Research Council’s Screening to Prevent Cervical Cancer: Guidelines for the management of women with screen detected abnormalities. The current guidelines were released in 1994 and need to be updated in light of the current evidence on management of cervical disease. […] - Links to Commonwealth Budget 2002-03: information of relevance to Indigenous health and well being
Posted: May 17, 2002
Federal Treasurer Peter Costello delivered his seventh Commonwealth Budget on Tuesday evening, 14 May 2002. The following links provide information on the Budget and its implications for Indigenous health and well being. They include statements by various ministers, and comments by peak Indigenous bodies before and after the release of the Budget. Full Budget details […] - Recipients of the 2002 Puggy Hunter Aboriginal Health Scholarships are announced
Posted: May 17, 2002
The first recipients of the Puggy Hunter Scholarships for Indigenous students in medicine and nursing were recently announced by Federal Health Minister Kay Patterson in Melbourne. Speaking at the 5th Wonca World Rural Health Conference (1 – 3 May 2002), Senator Patterson announced that the first round of scholarships had been awarded to five medicine […] - NSW Aboriginal Vascular Health Program
Posted: May 10, 2002
The following summary is reproduced with permission of the Program Manager, Margaret Scott. NSW Aboriginal Vascular Health Program Suggested citation: Scott M (2002, 13 November) NSW Aboriginal Vascular Health Program. Australian Indigenous HealthBulletin, 2(4), Brief report 3. Retrieved [access date] from http://www.healthinfonet.ecu.edu.au/html/html_bulletin/bull_24/bulletin_brief_reports_cvd.htm Artist : Bronwyn Bancroft Overview The Aboriginal Vascular Health Program was established in […] - Indigenous palliative care needs study 2002
Posted: May 10, 2002
The Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing has initiated a national scoping study into the needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in the area of palliative care. The study is being done by consultants Kate Sullivan and Associates and will be conducted throughout 2002. The primary aim of the study is to identify […] - Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet gives keynote address at the national Aboriginal Health Information Symposium in Ottawa, Canada
Posted: March 7, 2002
Professor Neil Thomson, Director, and Bronwyn Gee, Manager presented a keynote address on ‘a model of knowledge management for Aboriginal health’ at the national Aboriginal Health Information Symposium held in Ottawa, Canada on 11-13 February. The topic was of particular relevance to the National Aboriginal Health Organization (NAHO), as effective knowledge management has been recognised […] - Harkness Fellowship examining Indigenous Australians’ access to kidney transplantation
Posted: March 7, 2002
Dr Alan Cass, a PhD student at the Menzies School of Health Research and researcher at the Cooperative Research Centre for Aboriginal and Tropical Health, has been awarded a Harkness Fellowship to continue his research in the United States. He will undertake a cross-national study of the barriers facing Indigenous Australians and Native Americans with […] - James Cook University: maternal health education program for health workers
Posted: February 5, 2002
Jenny Darr, Hanni Gennat, Jacinta Elston, Lynore Geia, Adrian Miller, Vicki Saunders. It has been acknowledged by both community stakeholders and government that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women are in the high-risk group for complications at any stage of pregnancy1. Infant mortality rates for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders remain unacceptably high, with prematurity […] - Patricia Fagan: new senior medical advisor at the Office for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health added
Posted: January 25, 2002
In October 2001, Patricia (Trish) Fagan was appointed as senior medical advisor (SMA) at the Office for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health (OATSIH). She brings to the position a wealth of experience in Indigenous health. The Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet asked Trish to submit a brief article to the HealthBulletin regarding her recent appointment. She […]
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