Resources

This guide by General Practice Supervisors Australia (GPSA) supports supervisors to strengthen cultural competence, clinical reasoning and reflective practice in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health within general practice training.

This guide from AIATSIS supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations and communities to strengthen governance, decision-making and leadership in ways that reflect cultural authority, self-determination and community priorities.

The AIATSIS Code of Ethics for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Research sets national standards to ensure research is culturally grounded, community-led and accountable, upholding Indigenous self-determination and meaningful benefit.

This guideline by Queensland health is designed as a quick reference tool to support healthcare staff in delivering safe, clinically and culturally responsive care to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients.

This Guide by the Central Australian Aboriginal Congress is for researchers who want to know how to work safely, respectfully, and appropriately with Aboriginal people in central Australia. 

This guideline by OPAN supports aged care providers to improve responses to, and prevent, sexual assault in residential aged care.

This booklet by Dr Bauer and colleagues supports families and partners to understand sexuality and intimacy for people living in residential aged care, and why these remain important across later life. It also builds awareness for care staff, offering practical guidance to support dignity, rights and respectful care.

This booklet by the Department of Health, Disability and Aging  is aimed at older Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and their families and carers. It contains information about the Support at Home program.

This framework by the National Indigenous Australians Agency provides Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people greater agency over how their data are governed within the Australian Public Service (APS) so government held data better reflects their priorities and aspirations.

The Comprehensive Care Standard aims to ensure that patients receive comprehensive health care that meets their individual needs, and considers the impact of their health issues on their life and wellbeing.