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Northern Territory Health Aboriginal Cultural Security Framework 2016-2026

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Author(s)
Northern Territory Department of Health
Abstract
Northern Territory Aboriginal Cultural Security Framework 2016-2026 is a policy framework that aims to guide and strengthen implementation of culturally secure services for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (Aboriginal) people in the Northern Territory.
Publication information
Northern Territory Department of Health 2016, NT Health Aboriginal Cultural Security Framework 2016-2026, Darwin.
Publisher
Department of Health
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Northern Territory Health Aboriginal Cultural Security Framework 2016-2026.pdf

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Date Issued
2016-10-16
Type
Report
Subjects
Aboriginal
Aboriginal health
Torres Strait Islander
Indigenous
Cultural security policy
Cultural responsiveness policy
Description
Northern Territory Aboriginal Cultural Security Framework 2016-2026 provides information, advice and strategies to address six broad priorities including: workforce; communication; whole of organisation approach; leadership; consumer and community participation; quality improvement, planning, research and evaluation. Taking action, individually and as a public health system across these priority areas, is necessary to improving health outcomes for Aboriginal people.
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https://hdl.handle.net/10137/730
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