Resources

This sector profile report by the Kimberly Development Commission describes the aged care sector in the Kimberly and highlights the current situation and challenges.

This report from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) details the estimated numbers and demographic characteristics of proxy measures of the Stolen Generations and the descendants of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people removed from their families.

This toolkit created by Capital Health Network (CHN) Indigenous Health team brings resources and information together to assist primary health care providers when caring for First Nations people in the ACT region.

This guide from the Aboriginal Health and Medical Research Council of NSW provides NSW Aboriginal Health Workers (AHWs) with guidance into various chronic conditions and how to provide support.

This Open Access article by Wright et al. analyses data on Indigenous Health Workers from three waves of the Australian Census.

This monthly curated collection of systematic reviews from ARIIA provides visitors with access to Subscription and Open Access articles related to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples (First Nations) and the health and aged care workforce. 

This Open Access article by Connelly et al. investigates the impact of various residential aged care innovations upon staff satisfaction.

The Indigenous Allied Health Australia (IAHA) Cultural Responsiveness Framework supports Australians working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to build the skills, knowledge and capabilities needed for effective partnerships and action.

This report from Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute (AHURI) explores the changes to First Nations communties mobility and its impact on the planning of housing, infrastructure and services within remote communities.

This framework from the University of Western Australia has been developed and validated for older Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians, over the age of 45 and has 12 interconnected factors.