Background Persistent disparities exist between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
peoples (the Indigenous peoples of Australia) and non-Indigenous Australians associated …

Objectives: The aim of this research was to explore health professionals' perspectives on the
provision of follow-up cancer care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients in …

Indigenous Australians diagnosed with cancer experience higher mortality and lower
survival rates compared to non-Indigenous Australians. Reasons are multifaceted and …

Background Improving health outcomes for Indigenous people by providing person-centred,
culturally safe care is a crucial challenge for the health sector, both in Australia and …

Abstract Background Indigenous Australians diagnosed with cancer have substantially
higher cancer mortality rates compared with non-Indigenous Australians, yet there is a …

Objective To identify points for improvements within the health system where Aboriginal and
Torres Strait Islander cancer patients may experience a lack of continuity in their cancer …

Background: Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islander peoples (who comprise the
indigenous people or the original inhabitants of Australia before colonization) are more …

Abstract Background Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in Australia have been
found to have poorer cancer survival than non-Aboriginal people. However, use of …

Background Despite a lower overall incidence, Aboriginal Australians experience poorer
outcomes from cancer compared with the non-Aboriginal population as manifested by …

Indigenous Australians experience a greater burden of cancer than other Australians, but
there is little systematic information about their experiences of cancer care. Patient-centred …