In its simplest form, inclusive practice is a form of listening and learning; it is about taking the time and opening the mind to try to understand another person or perspective. In healthcare environments, inclusive practice involves using that information to build a professional relationship to improve health care for individuals and for communities. Inclusive practice can foster a sense of belonging. In the contemporary Australian health system, exemplary health care involves give and take, listening and learning, and acceptance and guidance by both the health professional and the person in need of care or support
Medical practitioners, regardless of their roles or career paths, should understand social inclusion...
Although health services in Australia have an aim to provide inclusive care for their patients/clien...
The Australian health care system is responsible for delivering health services to an increasingly d...
In its simplest form, inclusive practice is a form of listening and learning; it is about taking the...
Inclusive Practice for Health Professionals equips students with knowledge of the social, political ...
Across the globe, people are not equitably included or respected by health services. This results in...
Social inclusion has not always been a high priority for communities and governments in Australia. T...
Inclusive Practice: Sociological Concepts for Health Professionals introduces students to the socio-...
Australia’s mainstream health services located in rural contexts are mandated to provide health care...
Inclusion\ud in higher education has taken centre stage in Australian universities in the last\ud de...
Health Care Practice in Australia analyses the challenges faced by contemporary Australian health pr...
Education for Inclusion and Diversity is the only Australian inclusive education text that directly ...
Drawing on findings from a study of two social generations of gender and sexuality diverse Australi...
"'Health Care Practice in Australia' analyses the challenges faced by contemporary Australian health...
This chapter describes what is different about rural and remote practice and explores why inclusive ...
Medical practitioners, regardless of their roles or career paths, should understand social inclusion...
Although health services in Australia have an aim to provide inclusive care for their patients/clien...
The Australian health care system is responsible for delivering health services to an increasingly d...
In its simplest form, inclusive practice is a form of listening and learning; it is about taking the...
Inclusive Practice for Health Professionals equips students with knowledge of the social, political ...
Across the globe, people are not equitably included or respected by health services. This results in...
Social inclusion has not always been a high priority for communities and governments in Australia. T...
Inclusive Practice: Sociological Concepts for Health Professionals introduces students to the socio-...
Australia’s mainstream health services located in rural contexts are mandated to provide health care...
Inclusion\ud in higher education has taken centre stage in Australian universities in the last\ud de...
Health Care Practice in Australia analyses the challenges faced by contemporary Australian health pr...
Education for Inclusion and Diversity is the only Australian inclusive education text that directly ...
Drawing on findings from a study of two social generations of gender and sexuality diverse Australi...
"'Health Care Practice in Australia' analyses the challenges faced by contemporary Australian health...
This chapter describes what is different about rural and remote practice and explores why inclusive ...
Medical practitioners, regardless of their roles or career paths, should understand social inclusion...
Although health services in Australia have an aim to provide inclusive care for their patients/clien...
The Australian health care system is responsible for delivering health services to an increasingly d...