Australian
Indigenous HealthBulletin
Vol 6 No 2 April 2006 - June 2006: ISSN 1445-7253
A peer-reviewed electronic journal from the Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet
Vol 6 No 2 April 2006 - June 2006: ISSN 1445-7253
A peer-reviewed electronic journal from the Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet
Contents
Original articles (peer-reviewed)
Reviews (peer-reviewed)
Brief reports (peer-reviewed)
- Start out strong: a national symposium promoting healthy pregnancy in Indigenous communities
- Links to Commonwealth Budget 2006-07: information of relevance to Indigenous health
- The Macquarie atlas of Indigenous Australia: culture and society through space and time
- Aboriginal incarceration: health and social impacts
- Acute rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease: an insight into Aboriginal health disadvantage and remote Australia [editorial]
- Australia's notifiable diseases status, 2004: annual report of the National Notifiable Diseases Surveillance System
- B-cell antigen D8/17 is a marker for rheumatic fever susceptibility in Aboriginal Australians and can be tested in remote settings
- Better late than never: a national approach to trachoma control [editorial]
- Bodily connections and practising relatedness: Aboriginal family and funerals in rural North Queensland
- Carriage of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus in a Queensland Indigenous community
- Causes of inequality in life expectancy between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people in the Northern Territory, 1981-2000: a decomposition analysis
- Challenging perceptions of non-compliance with rheumatic fever prophylaxis in a remote Aboriginal community
- Colorectal carcinoma among Indigenous people: a public hospital-based study in Townsville and Cairns, North Queensland, Australia
- Community-acquired pneumonia in northern Australia: low mortality in a tropical region using locally-developed treatment guidelines
- Dental self-care and dietary characteristics of remote-living Indigenous children
- Developing a musculo-skeletal screening survey for Indigenous Australians living in rural communities
- Emphysematous pyelonephritis
- Gallinyalla: a town of substance?: a descriptive study of alcohol, tobacco, medicines and other drug use in a rural setting
- Getting the most from Indigenous health research [editorial]
- Indigenous health: burden or opportunity? [editorial]
- Indigenous health research: a critical review of outputs over time
- Issues with prescribed medications in Aboriginal communities: Aboriginal Health Workers' perspectives
- Making a difference: the early impact of an Aboriginal health undergraduate medical curriculum
- Perspectives on Aboriginal community controlled health services
- Practical challenges of conducting research into rheumatic fever in remote Aboriginal communities
- Renal disease in the Aboriginal community of Woorabinda
- Rural health's demographic destiny
- Strengthening cardiac rehabilitation and secondary prevention for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples [editoral]
- The Aboriginal health worker
- The general practitioner
- The manager
- The impact of the Northern Territory's Living With Alcohol program, 1992-2002: revisiting the evaluation
- The importance of Hand Talk in communication rehabilitation among Aboriginal Australians in the Northern Territory [letter]
- The metabolic syndrome and changing relationship between blood pressure and insulin with age, as observed in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
- The outcome of critically ill Indigenous patients
- Working with an Aboriginal community liaison worker
- A literature review for Indigenous men's groups
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander participation in vocational education and training
- Factors associated with internal migration: a comparison between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians
- Indigenous young people with cognitive disabilities and Australian juvenile justice systems
- Institutionalised inequity, not just a matter of money
- National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Survey: Australia, 2004-05
- National summary of the 2003 and 2004 jurisdictional reports against the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health performance indicators
- Preparing the ground for partnership: exploring quality assurance for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander child care
- Queensland survey of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men who have sex with men:2004
- Testing the reliability of a measure of Aboriginal children's mental health: an analysis based on the Western Australian Aboriginal Child Health Survey
- The economic impact of end-stage renal disease in Australia
- The Western Australian Aboriginal Child Health Survey: improving the educational experiences of Aboriginal children and young people
- Undue punishment?: Aboriginal people and Torres Strait Islanders in prison: an unacceptable reality
- Views from the top of the 'quiet revolution': secretarial perspectives on the new arrangements in Indigenous affairs
- Western Australian Aboriginal sexual health strategy 2005-2008
- Tune into your health. It's in your blood [CD]
- Uwankara palyanku kanyintjaku - health promotion songs [CDs]
- Your right to object [booklet]
Conference abstracts and papers
- 2006 National Homelessness Conference
- NSW Aboriginal Health Research Conference
- Road Safety Research, Policing and Education Conference
- Cairney S (2003) Brain dysfunction associated with petrol sniffing and kava drinking in Arnhem Land Aboriginal communities. Unpublished Doctor of Philosophy thesis, La Trobe University, Bundoora, Victoria
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