What constitutes benefit from health care interventions for Indigenous Australians?

Michael E Otim; Augustine D Asante; Margaret Kelaher; Chris M Doran; Ian P Anderson

Journal article

What constitutes benefit from health care interventions for Indigenous Australians?

Michael E Otim, Augustine D Asante, Margaret Kelaher, Chris M Doran, Ian P Anderson

Australian Aboriginal Studies | ABORIGINAL STUDIES PRESS | Published : 2015

University of Melbourne Researchers

Margaret Kelaher Author Melbourne School of Population and Global Health

Ian Anderson Author Melbourne Graduate School of Education

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Funding Acknowledgements

The Cooperative Research Centre for Aboriginal Health funded the participation of the ACE-Prevention Indigenous Steering Committee (ISC) members in this study, and this work was done under the auspices of the ACE-Prevention project. We would like to thank the members of the ACE-Prevention ISC for their active involvement in the workshops, and Professors Rob Carter, Theo Vos and Jeff Richardson for their guidance on the development of the project and methodology. We would also like to acknowledge Dr Katherine Ong, A/Prof. Cathy Mihalopoulos and Ms Sandra Younie for their involvement in the workshops. Dr Ong helped to take notes during the workshops, and Professor Stephen Jan and Dr Asante helped to draft and edit this paper.