Add to ORKGCountry Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are admitted to hospital more often than urban and non-Aboriginal people, and often need to stay longer. However, some rural Aboriginal patients are not able t
Background: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders persistently experience a significantly lower sta...
Objectives: To describe rates of hospitalisation and Coaching on Achieving Cardiovascular Health ref...
Objectives The aim of the present study was to provide descriptive planning data for a hospital-base...
Aiming to improve the experience of health care system for Indigenous people, this project considere...
OBJECTIVE: This study described the challenges for rural and remote Aboriginal people requiring tran...
Objective To investigate how policy requiring cultural respect and attention to health equity is imp...
With increasing implementation of casemix-based funding for hospitals, quantitative data were needed...
The Royal Darwin Hospital (RDH) services a relatively large and geographically remote Aboriginal pop...
Objectives: To describe the health service attendance patterns of urban Aboriginal and Torres Strait...
Overall morbidity and mortality rates are higher among Aboriginal people than in the general Austral...
Objectives: To quantify the independent roles of geography and Indigenous status in explaining dispa...
Aboriginal Australians are hospitalised for endocrine, skin and respiratory conditions, external cau...
Australian Aborigines have much higher rates of illness and life expectancy, up to 20 years lower th...
To quantify the independent roles of geography and Indigenous status in explaining disparities in Po...
Indigenous Australians experience significantly poorer health compared to other Australians, with ch...
Background: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders persistently experience a significantly lower sta...
Objectives: To describe rates of hospitalisation and Coaching on Achieving Cardiovascular Health ref...
Objectives The aim of the present study was to provide descriptive planning data for a hospital-base...
Aiming to improve the experience of health care system for Indigenous people, this project considere...
OBJECTIVE: This study described the challenges for rural and remote Aboriginal people requiring tran...
Objective To investigate how policy requiring cultural respect and attention to health equity is imp...
With increasing implementation of casemix-based funding for hospitals, quantitative data were needed...
The Royal Darwin Hospital (RDH) services a relatively large and geographically remote Aboriginal pop...
Objectives: To describe the health service attendance patterns of urban Aboriginal and Torres Strait...
Overall morbidity and mortality rates are higher among Aboriginal people than in the general Austral...
Objectives: To quantify the independent roles of geography and Indigenous status in explaining dispa...
Aboriginal Australians are hospitalised for endocrine, skin and respiratory conditions, external cau...
Australian Aborigines have much higher rates of illness and life expectancy, up to 20 years lower th...
To quantify the independent roles of geography and Indigenous status in explaining disparities in Po...
Indigenous Australians experience significantly poorer health compared to other Australians, with ch...
Background: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders persistently experience a significantly lower sta...
Objectives: To describe rates of hospitalisation and Coaching on Achieving Cardiovascular Health ref...
Objectives The aim of the present study was to provide descriptive planning data for a hospital-base...