Abstract Knowledge translation (KT) is a critical component of any applied health research.
Indigenous Peoples' health research and KT largely continues to be taught, developed …

Background Primary healthcare services in Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the United
States have embraced the concept of family-centred care as a promising approach to …

Background Indigenous women world-wide are diverse and heterogenous, yet many have
similar experiences of colonization, land dispossession, and discrimination. These …

Problem Research on how women experience online antenatal education is currently
limited. A more nuanced understanding may assist organisations to tailor future digitalisation …

Introduction: Delivering health services and improving health outcomes of the 1.3 million
people residing in northern Australia, a region spanning 3 million km2 across the three …

Background A healthy start predicts better health in later life. Many remote-living Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander Australian families lack access to consistent, culturally-safe health …

This study systematically reviewed evidence regarding health program and service
evaluations in Indigenous contexts. Following the PRISMA guidelines and combining terms …

Promoting wellness is a holistic approach to address substance use and strengthen
parenting among Indigenous families. The purpose of this scoping study was to review the …

Indigenous mothers and birthing parents experience significant inequities during the
perinatal period, with mental health distress causing adverse outcomes for mothers/birthing …

Internationally, the 1000 days movement calls for action and investment in improving
nutrition for the period from a child's conception to their second birthday, thereby providing …