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Are We There Yet? Closing The Gap In Indigenous Health In Australia: Monitoring Clinical Performance In Aboriginal And Islander Community Control Health Services In Queensland, Kathryn S. Panaretto, Selwyn Button, Adrian Carson, Dallas Leon, Rhonda Schibasaki, Gail Wason, David Baker, Ian Ring Jan 2012

Are We There Yet? Closing The Gap In Indigenous Health In Australia: Monitoring Clinical Performance In Aboriginal And Islander Community Control Health Services In Queensland, Kathryn S. Panaretto, Selwyn Button, Adrian Carson, Dallas Leon, Rhonda Schibasaki, Gail Wason, David Baker, Ian Ring

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Abstract presented at the World Congress of Cardiology, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 18-21 April 2012.


Safe System Demonstration Project In A Remote Aboriginal And Torres Strait Islander Community, Teresa Senserrick, Peter Yip, Raphael Grzebieta, Kathleen F. Clapham, Marilyn Lyford, Rebecca Ivers Jan 2011

Safe System Demonstration Project In A Remote Aboriginal And Torres Strait Islander Community, Teresa Senserrick, Peter Yip, Raphael Grzebieta, Kathleen F. Clapham, Marilyn Lyford, Rebecca Ivers

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This paper reports on key findings and recommendations of the first known application of a comprehensive Safe System audit in a remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community; commissioned by the Indigenous Road Safety Working Group with funding from Austroads. The audit was conducted in Bidyadanga WA in collaboration with the Bidyadanga Community Council during June-August 2010, including: review of policy, management and police records; physical observation of roads, speeds and vehicles; and interviews with community members and local stakeholders including regarding road user issues and vehicle access. Bidyadanga was found to have high quality roads and safe speeds within …


The Foundations Of Legal Citizenship: Community Law, Access To, Justice And The Community Legal Sector, Mark D. Rix, Scott Burrows Jan 2005

The Foundations Of Legal Citizenship: Community Law, Access To, Justice And The Community Legal Sector, Mark D. Rix, Scott Burrows

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The conventional role of community legal centres (CLCs) is as specialists in community law. As specialists in community law. CLCs playa vital role in giving practical meaning to the notion of legal citizenship and to the concept of the citizen within the communities they serve. CLCs should also be seen as having a broader role beyond community law, one that encompasses legal citizenship. This concept of a broader role for CLCs is alien to the way most government funding authorities, CLC clients and many CLCs view themselves. However, viewing CLCs in terms of legal citizenship provides an opportunity to focus …


Creating Connections - Health, Community And Residential Care Assessments, Kathy Eagar Jan 2003

Creating Connections - Health, Community And Residential Care Assessments, Kathy Eagar

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Health - multiple program and service types. - primary, secondary, tertiary and super-speciality levels Community Care - multiple programs and service types -including extended aged care in the home packages Residential Care -residential programs with various levels of care


The Options For Future Assessment Models In Community Care, Kathy Eagar, Alan G. Owen Jan 2002

The Options For Future Assessment Models In Community Care, Kathy Eagar, Alan G. Owen

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No abstract provided.