Research in Aboriginal contexts remains a vexed issue given the on going inequities and
injustices in Indigenous health. It is widely accepted that good research providing a sound …

Research has a bad name in many Aboriginal communities. There is an often quoted phrase
that'Aboriginal people are the most researched in the world'and those researchers take from …

Objective In this paper, one Indigenous and two non‐Indigenous public health researchers
reflect on our combined experience of over thirty years in Aboriginal health, in order to …

Abstract Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health research needs to be driven by
priorities set by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, to be of practical use and to …

VKHRCDU Discussion Paper2 Page 1 INDIGENOUS HEALTH & ‘WESTERN RESEARCH’
Kim Humphery VicHealth Koori Health Research & Community Development Unit Discussion …

At the 2006 National Conference of the Australian Health Promotion, MÄ? ori academic and
public health physician Dr Papaarangi Reid challenged us to critique our own practice and …

Non-Indigenous academic describes his involvement over several years in the Cooperative
Research Centre for Aboriginal and Topical Health (CRCATH) Indigenous Education and …

Despite the “best of intentions”, Australia has fallen short of federal targets to close the gap
in disproportionate health outcomes between Aboriginal and non‐Aboriginal Australians …

Objective: This paper explores both Indigenous and non‐indigenous critiques of
'Western'research frameworks in an Aboriginal health context. It also discusses the 'reform'of …

Abstract Background Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians (hereafter respectfully
Indigenous Australians) claim that they have been over-researched without corresponding …