Globally, the child health focus has been on reducing under‐5‐year mortality, with large
populations in low‐resource regions prioritised. Children in older age groups, particularly in …

This essay offers reflective learning on how researchers in the Western science tradition
connect to bodies of knowledge created and held outside that tradition. It begins with …

Elevating Indigenous leadership in conservation science is critical for social and ecological
wellbeing. However, Indigenous knowledges are frequently undermined by persistent …

Aim: Cultural appreciation is found within the arts, psychology, counseling, health
disciplines, and education. Currently, in the literature, there is not a strong link between …

Taking a DEI-first approach in developing primary research means considering culture and
its potential impact on attitudes, values, and behaviors at the inception of your research and …

Objectives Although most qualitative research is cross-sectional, particularly in social
pharmacy/pharmacy practice, there are many advantages of using a longitudinal qualitative …

Purpose: Our small-scale qualitative study sought to explore the experiences of Indigenous
patients receiving care for cleft lip and/or palate at a multidisciplinary clinic. There currently …

This paper discusses the attempts of two academics of European descent (one English, one
American) who both lived and researched in Fiji for a number of years to develop a …

Ethical considerations play an important role in qualitative educational research. This
chapter provides an overview of some of the key ethical issues that qualitative researchers …

Abstract In 1948, the United States government launched the Urban Indian Relocation
Program to relocate Native Americans from reservations to urban areas for job opportunities …