The study aimed to explore Indigenous narrative accounts of healthcare access within
qualitative research papers, to better understand Indigenous views on culturally safe …

Abstract Background Indigenous Australians experience high rates of chronic conditions. It
is often asserted Indigenous Australians have low adherence to medication; however there …

Mental disorders are the second leading cause of disease burden among Australia's
Indigenous people after cardiovascular disease. Yet Indigenous people do not access …

The purpose of the present paper was to determine what is currently documented about
Indigenous Australians' understandings of mental health and mental disorders through a …

Background The primary health care management of chronic disease affecting Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander peoples requires healthcare quality and equity demands to be …

This paper describes the perceptions of Aboriginal stakeholders as well as mental health
personnel on improving Aboriginal men's access to mental health services. From January …

Purpose There is a global increase in chronic, degenerative illnesses that require long-term
intervention and support as a result of the aging population. The majority of support needs …

Objective To explore A boriginal and T orres S trait I slander patients' experiences with
medicines and the barriers and facilitators to their effective use of medicines. Design A …

Background Medicines are the most common medical intervention and medicines
adherence is associated with improved clinical outcomes. Understanding drivers and …

Introduction: In Australia, Home Medicines Review (HMR) has been found to be an
important tool to raise awareness of medication safety, reduce adverse events and improve …