Skip to content

Key resources

  • Bibliography
    Bibliography
  • Health promotion
    Health promotion
  • Health practice
    Health practice
  • Yarning places
    Yarning places
  • Programs
    Programs
  • Organisations
    Organisations
  • Conferences
    Conferences
  • Courses
    Courses
  • Funding
    Funding
  • Jobs
    Jobs
Australian Indigenous HealthBulletin
 

Study of environment on Aboriginal resilience and child health (SEARCH)

 

Overview

The Study of environment on Aboriginal resilience and child health (SEARCH) is a major research program investigating the health and wellbeing of Aboriginal children living in urban communities in New South Wales. The research is a collaboration between the Coalition for Research to Improve Aboriginal Health (CRIAH) Steering Group (comprising the Aboriginal Health and Medical Research Council and the Sax Institute), the NSW Department of Health, the University of Sydney and six Aboriginal Medical Services across New South Wales.

The main objective of SEARCH is to obtain detailed descriptions of the health of Aboriginal infants, children, adolescents and families in these urban settings. Families will be recruited from Aboriginal Medical Services across NSW to participate in a cross-sectional study of 800 families in urban and large regional centres, and a prospective longitudinal cohort study of the 800 families over 5-20 years.

The SEARCH program aims to:

Abstract adapted from Sax Institute and Centre for Kidney Research

Contacts

Professor Jonathon Craig
Head, Clinical Research
School of Public Health
University of Sydney
Ph: (02) 9845 3431
Email: JonC@chw.edu.au

Related publications

The SEARCH Investigators (2010)

The study of environment on Aboriginal resilience and child health (SEARCH): study protocol.

BMC Public Health; (10): 287

Retrieved from http://www.biomedcentral.com/content/pdf/1471-2458-10-287.pdf

Links

 
Last updated: 23 October 2012
 
Return to top