Background Improving health outcomes for Indigenous people by strengthening the cultural
safety of care is a vital challenge for the health sector, both in Australia and internationally …

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 …

To investigate health professionals' perspectives about factors that impede or facilitate
cancer care for Indigenous people. Semi‐structured interviews with 22 health professionals …

Indigenous Australians continue to experience significantly poorer outcomes from cancer
than non-Indigenous Australians. Despite the importance of culturally appropriate cancer …

Background Disparities in cancer outcomes amongst Indigenous Australians reflect a
pattern of reduced access to and engagement with health services. A growing emphasis on …

Abstract Introduction Indigenous Australians experience more aggressive cancers and
higher cancer mortality rates than other Australians. Cancer patients undergoing treatment …

Background There is a disparity in the burden of gynaecological cancer for Indigenous
women compared with non-Indigenous women in Australia. Understanding how Indigenous …

Background. Cancer mortality among Indigenous Australians is higher compared to the non-
Indigenous population and attributed to poor access to cancer detection, screening …

Aim: To explore health professionals' perspectives on communication, continuity and
between-service coordination for improving cancer care for Indigenous people in …

As in other developed countries, the Australian population is ageing, and cancer rates
increase with age. Despite their substantially lower life expectancy, Indigenous Australians …