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2017

LIME good practice case studies: volume four (2017)

Leaders in Indigenous Medical Education

This fourth volume of practical case studies from The Leaders in Indigenous Medical Education (LIME) Network offers a collection of papers that were first presented at LIME Connection VI in Townsville, Queensland in 2015. The theme was Knowledge systems, social justice and racism in health professional education.

The papers included in this volume are representative of the breadth and depth of the presentations. They included reflections on:

  • race and racism in health professional education
  • immersion as a pedagogical approach to Indigenous health curriculum
  • teaching innovations
  • professional development.

The papers build on those included in volume one (2012), volume two (2013) and volume three (2015) to highlight programs of work that are being conducted across Australia, Aotearoa (New Zealand) and further afield.

LIME Connection abstract

Martin K, Angeles G, Taylor K (2017)

Medicine, health and cultural competence training for remote practitioners - the NT experience.

Paper presented at the 14th National Rural Health Conference. 26-29 April 2017, Cairns

Mohamed J (2017)

How will our history be told?.

Paper presented at the 14th National Rural Health Conference. 26-29 April 2017, Cairns

The 14th National Rural Health Conference, held in 2017, included the keynote presentation How will our history be told? The presentation was delivered by Janine Mohamed, Chief Executive Officer at the Congress of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Nurses and Midwives.

This webcast is a recording of that presentation. The presentation covers:

  • the cause for embedding cultural safety at all levels of the Australian health system
  • improving outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients and health professionals
  • Version 2 of the National Safety and Quality Health Service Standards and its influence on the uptake of cultural safety
  • How do we ensure that when history is told about this era, it shows that regulation for cultural safety improved healthcare and health outcomes?

The presentation is specifically relevant to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workers.

Abstract adapted from 14th National Rural Health Conference

Wenitong M (2017)

Health and cultural competence – remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives.

Paper presented at the 14th National Rural Health Conference. 26-29 April 2017, Cairns

2015

Boxall D (2015)

Lived experience of wellness: photovoice and learning conversations in an Aboriginal community.

Paper presented at the 13th National Rural Health Conference. 24-27 May 2015, Darwin

Eady MJ (2015)

Respectful research: evidenced based steps to successfully working with Indigenous communities.

In: Wahid ANM, Amaro CR, eds. Proceedings of the Australasian Conference on Business and Social Sciences 2015. Sydney: Australian Academy of Business and Social Sciences: 581-590

Haynes E, Katzenellenbogen J, Thompson S, Bessarab D (2015)

Improving Aboriginal heart health in Western Australia: bringing everyone on the journey.

Paper presented at the 13th National Rural Health Conference. 24-27 May 2015, Darwin

Healing Foundation (2015)

Healing our stolen generations public forum and webinar.

: Healing Foundation

This webinar was hosted by the Healing Foundation on the 12 February 2015 to celebrate the anniversary of the National Apology to the Stolen Generations.

Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet abstract

O'Brien M, Stewart M (2015)

A 'Wellbeing Framework' for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples living with chronic disease.

Paper presented at the 13th National Rural Health Conference. 24-27 May 2015, Darwin

2014

Healing Foundation (2014)

Cultural solutions: understanding suicide.

: Healing Foundation

Cultural Solutions: Understanding Suicide was a public forum held in Canberra in 2014. The forum discussed the effects of trauma and how Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people apply cultural solutions to promote healing in communities.

The forum was hosted by the Healing Foundation and featured keynote speaker Professor Michael Chandler and panel members including, Pat Anderson AO, Professor Ngiare Brown, Jeremy Donovan and MC Greg Turnbull.

Abstract adapted from Healing Foundaiton

2012

Healing Foundation (2012)

Our healing our way: Alice Springs healing forum report May 2012.

Canberra: Healing Foundation

2011

Aboriginal Health Council of Western Australia (2011)

Social and cultural resilience and emotional well-being of Aboriginal mothers in prison: the SCREAM project.

Paper presented at the Aboriginal Health Council of Western Australia Annual State Sector Conference. 12-13 April 2011, Hotel Rendezvous, Scarborough, WA

Dockery AM (2011)

Traditional culture and the wellbeing of Indigenous Australians.

Paper presented at the Social Science Perspectives on the 2008 National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Survey. 11-12 April 2011, Australian National University

Elkin L , Trott W (2011)

Breaking down barriers and the importance of Aboriginal consumer engagement.

Paper presented at the 11th National Rural Health Conference. 3-16 March 2011, Perth Convention Centre

Flaherty N (2011)

Drawing the line in the Centre: the difficulties in defining child neglect in the Northern Territory.

Paper presented at the 11th National Rural Health Conference. 3-16 March 2011, Perth Convention Centre

Forbes D, Sidhu A, Singh J (2011)

Coupling of Indigenous-patient-friendly cultural communications with clinical care guidelines for type 2 diabetes mellitus.

Gooda M (2011)

Our relationships in native title: starting the conversation: AIATSIS Native Title Conference: keynote address.

Paper presented at the AIATSIS Native Title Conference 2011. 1-3 June 2011, Brisbane

Healing Foundation (2011)

Healing Foundation gathering 2010: let's talk healing.

Canberra: Healing Foundation

Kickett M (2011)

What makes a successful Aboriginal person resilient?.

Paper presented at the Deadly approaches to staying healthy : innovative & practical chronic disease workshops for health professionals working with Aboriginal people. 13 March 2011, Perth, WA

Lopes J, Lindeman M, Taylor K (2011)

Evaluation of a suicide prevention training resource for Central Australian Indigenous communities.

Paper presented at the 11th National Rural Health Conference. 3-16 March 2011, Perth Convention Centre

Marr Mooditj Training (2011)

Partnerships with Aboriginal people.

Paper presented at the Aboriginal Health Conference 2011. 2-3 July 2011, Perth

Miles R (2011)

First steps on your cultural learning journey: an e-learning module to help us change in the right direction.

Paper presented at the Aboriginal Health Conference 2011. 2-3 July 2011, Perth

O'Dea K (2011)

The positive model of the hunter-gatherer lifestyle.

Paper presented at the Coalition for Research to Improve Aboriginal Health. 5-6 May 2011, Sydney

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Taylor S, Sharman L, Taylor G (2011)

Keeler healing - helping an Aboriginal community heal themselves.

Paper presented at the 11th National Rural Health Conference. 3-16 March 2011, Perth Convention Centre

Wain T (2011)

Creating cultural empathy and challenging attitudes through Indigenous narratives.

Paper presented at the Aboriginal Health Conference 2011. 2-3 July 2011, Perth

Warren K (2011)

Shaping the LIFE program: adaptation of the Stanford Chronic Disease Self‐Management Program for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.

Paper presented at the 11th National Rural Health Conference. 3-16 March 2011, Perth Convention Centre

Wyatt K (2011)

Promoting cultural change in organisations.

Paper presented at the Deadly approaches to staying healthy : innovative & practical chronic disease workshops for health professionals working with Aboriginal people. 13 March 2011, Perth, WA

Young R (2011)

Hanging on by our fingernails: providing culturally sensitive, high‐quality residential aged care in remote areas.

Paper presented at the 11th National Rural Health Conference. 3-16 March 2011, Perth Convention Centre

Yungabun H (2011)

The Lililwan Project: developing a culture - and language‐appropriate FASD diagnostic checklist for history‐taking in an Australian Aboriginal community.

Paper presented at the 11th National Rural Health Conference. 3-16 March 2011, Perth Convention Centre

 
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