Case Three: The Remote Indigenous Community
Supporting holistic care for patients with tuberculosis in a remote Indigenous community: a case report
... reported Indigenous Australians have been less likely to experience a delay in diagnosis than other groups ...or community responsibilities, and navigating the complexities of tertiary level services and ...
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Three years on: Indigenous families and the welfare system, the Kuranda community case study
... the community is into either the CDEP scheme or the welfare ...young Indigenous school leavers in Kuranda, the local CDEP scheme seems to be the first point of entry into any work ...
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COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT In Rural-Remote and Indigenous Local Government
... the community about important issues, and the desire to strengthen social capital through community engagement and community building’ (Brackertz and Meredyth, 2008, ...a community is defined ...
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Shared antenatal care for Indigenous patients in a rural and remote community
... in remote areas, ‘expanding outreach services operat- ing from base hospitals’ and ‘provision of culturally acceptable antenatal care’ were identified as signifi- cant strategies to improve ...in Indigenous ...
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The Influence Of Bonai Tribal Remote Indigenous Community Knowledge On The Environment
... vulnerable community of Rokan Hulu Regency of Riau ...the community by using quantitative ...Bonai community does vary in terms of gender, age, education level and ...vulnerable community ...
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Life on the edge : housing experiences in three remote Australian indigenous settlements
... two three-bedroom houses? How can the public investment in housing—usually the largest item of expenditure in a community each year—be leveraged to stimulate appropriate training in construction and ...
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Community choices: Pathways to integrate renewable energy into indigenous remote community energy systems
... long-term community electricity demand and economic development through ownership of large-scale transmission and renewable electricity generation entrepreneurial ...by three of the ten informants as the ...
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Remote indigenous housing and governance: Case studies from WA and NT
... of remote indigenous communities yet displayed varying levels of management ...all Case Study communities was a desire to be more involved in decisions that affect them and a commitment to taking ...
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Transition from Remote Indigenous Community to Boarding School: The Lockhart River Experience
... the remote Indigenous community of Lockhart River on the Cape York Peninsula in far north Queensland to secondary boarding ...particular community, it is anticipated that it will provide ...
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Complexity and hybrid effects in the delivery and evaluation of youth programs in a remote Indigenous community
... the case studies where participants have been placed in activities that are unsuitable and exacerbate existing health conditions ...(e.g. case studies 2B and 2I). Three of the 24 cases (1A, 1B and ...
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Chronic condition risk factor change over time in a remote Indigenous community
... other Indigenous populations ...the community, although the program of work and study processes could still inform future ...this community and provide information on longer term ...
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Constructing health and physical education curriculum for indigenous girls in a remote Australian community
... an Indigenous community advisory committee (the Human Relationships Education (HRE) parent committee), the transmitters (the teachers and health workers) and very importantly, the acquirers themselves ...
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Case Studies of Three Community Colleges
... In fact, we noted a remarkable degree of confidence in the standardized assessments used to place students at all three colleges. This attitude was most prevalent at HCC, where key leaders routinely expressed the ...
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Impact of urban development on an indigenous community: a case study of Seletar community in Johor
... Within these progressive developments; one issue has to be considered was the water quality index at that area that influences socio-economy an aboriginal community that depends on the river for their livelihood. ...
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Postcolonial healing landscapes and mental health in a remote Indigenous community in subarctic Ontario, Canada
... of community engagement implied no active engagement in the project, but simply an acknowledgement that it was being carried out and no registered objection to ...the community for their evaluation and ...
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Effectiveness of water fluoridation in caries reduction in a remote Indigenous community in Far-North Queensland
... Limitations of our study include our inability to access children absent from school, the unreliability of self-reported dietary and hygiene practices, and the incomplete records of the fluoridation plant. In spite of ...
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Remote Indigenous Students' Understandings of Measurement
... the community to attend boarding schools elsewhere but most students do not process with formal ...the community a form of Kriol was spoken, but the language of instruction in the school was ...
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Indigenous language education in remote communities
... in remote areas have been quick to realize this, and education partnering students with rangers and associated ILSM activity is becoming a recognizable feature of many remote learning ...separate ...
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Home Internet for Remote Indigenous Communities
... the community and currently employs four men from the community in full time ...this community were interested in using computers to keep a database of stock, review finances and help with ...
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The literacy question in remote Indigenous Australia
... that Indigenous families have few locations in their community to buy or access home reading materials? Community stores commonly stock DVDs, CDs and occasionally magazines, but rarely children’s ...
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