Resources

This RACGP resource hub, developed with NACCHO, provides resources to help general practice teams strengthen culturally safe primary healthcare for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. It includes good practice tables, preventive healthcare guidance, webinar content, annual health check resources and partnership project documents.

This video by ABC News follows aged care workers supporting older and disabled residents in Tjuntjuntara, a remote community in the Australian outback. It shows aspects of day-to-day care in a very remote setting and highlights the local context in which this support is delivered.

This webpage by The Healing Foundation explains intergenerational trauma in the context of the Stolen Generations, outlining how unresolved trauma can affect survivors, families and communities across generations.

This Open Access article by Quigley et al. explores what ageing well means for Torres Strait Islander and Aboriginal people living in the Torres Strait and Northern Peninsula Area, using yarning circles to describe cultural, social and community factors that support healthy ageing.

This report by The Royal Australasian College of Physicians evaluates the FATES Culturally Safe Supervision Resources project, which developed online learning resources to support culturally safe supervision for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander specialist medical trainees.

This webpage by the Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (VACCHO) outlines digital health support for Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations, with a focus on telehealth, My Health Record, ePrescriptions and secure messaging services.

This flipbook by PEPA Education provides guidance on culturally responsive end-of-life care for Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

This Open Access article by Bromdal et al. outlines findings from an Australian survey on ageing, care concerns and information preferences among LGBT, Sistergirl and Brotherboy people.

This Office of the Public Advocate South Australia guideline explains supported decision-making and provides practical guidance for helping people express their preferences in important life decisions.

This report by Barlo et al. explains how yarning can create a protected cultural space for respectful Indigenous research and knowledge sharing.