Why health professionals must take a more self-critical approach to cultural safety issues
2021-02-24T10:09:38+11:00Why health professionals must take a more self-critical approach to cultural safety issues
Why health professionals must take a more self-critical approach to cultural safety issues
The 79th anniversary of the Bangka Island Massacre, which claimed the lives of 21 Australian Army nurses on 16 February, 1942, was observed across the [...]
The government’s proposed Industrial Relations Omnibus Bill threatens to exacerbate systemic issues within the aged care sector, including stagnated wage growth and the increased casualisation [...]
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Podcast delivers specialist cultural advice on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander healthcare
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Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians across the country are celebrating NAIDOC Week, with around 200 official events scheduled to take place across the country this week [...]