A study revealing through individual and group interviews, a survey, document review,
analysis of hospital data, and evaluation methods, numerous issues relating to the safe and …

Many people were involved in this participatory action research, and we thank them all
sincerely. We are privileged to have made new friends and collaborative links through this …

This paper describes various strategies flowing from a major South Australian research
project designed to improve the health of Indigenous Australians through better medication …

Past and ongoing policies and practices have resulted in profound and prolonged grief,
disempowerment and social disadvantage for Aboriginal Australians, leading to multiple …

Objective: To explore the experiences and training needs of service providers in relation to
medication management for Aboriginal people with mental health disorders. Design: Survey …

The project team acknowledges the generosity of the Aboriginal clients, carers, health
workers and other people who shared their stories and insights. These participants cannot …

This paper reports findings from interviews and focus groups conducted within a multi-
dimensional action research project concerning medication management among …

The burden of acute and chronic disease in the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
population is well documented. Medicines are important for treatment and prophylaxis, but …

Introduction: The health of Indigenous Australians remains appalling. The causes of this
situation are multi-factorial, however one contributing factor is poor medication compliance …

Mental health problems among Aboriginals go unrecognised and only in case of seriously
disturbed, such as schizophrenia, they would more frequently be diagnosed and treated for …