JOURNAL ARTICLE

Young Aboriginal People's Perspective on Access to Health Care in Remote Australia: Hearing Their Voices

Susannah WarwickDavid AtkinsonTherese KitauraMatthew LeLievreJulia V. Marley

Year: 2019 Journal:   Progress in community health partnerships Vol: 13 (2)Pages: 171-181   Publisher: Johns Hopkins University Press

Abstract

A number of approaches to improving health service use by young remote Aboriginal people may be effective. Improving youth engagement seems to be central to increasing acceptability and, hence, use. This requires that staff able to engage with young people are recruited, trained, and retained. More immediately, a range of simpler changes to service provision focus and environment for young people could potentially make important differences.

Keywords:
Perspective (graphical) Health care Hearing loss Medicine Gerontology Political science Audiology

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Citation History

Topics

Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights
Social Sciences →  Social Sciences →  Health
Global Health Workforce Issues
Health Sciences →  Health Professions →  Emergency Medical Services
Migration, Health and Trauma
Social Sciences →  Psychology →  Clinical Psychology

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