| Author(s) |
Tinning, Verena
Thompson, Graeme
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| Publication Date |
2018
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| Abstract |
"This chapter is divided into three sections. The first provides the reader with a historical perspective of Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait islander peoples, the impact of colonisation and contemporary access to mental health care. The second section is written from a remote rural mental health nurse perspective, providing insight into some of the concerns and challenges of working in often far distant places, away from acute care services, to provide mental health care to Indigenous people within Australia. The last section comes from our colleagues in New Zealand, exploring the bi-cultural nature of mental health care in that country. This section offers insights into how care can be provided within a culturally safe and inclusive manner. " -- taken from the introduction to the chapter.
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| Affiliation |
Remote Mental Health Team, Top End Mental Health Service, Northern Territory
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| Citation |
Tinning V & Thompson G. (2018) Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, New Zealand Māori and Remote Area Mental Health. In Edward K, Munro I, Welch A & Cross W (Eds.), Mental Health Nursing: Dimensions of Praxis, 3rd Ed. (pp. 447-468). Oxford University Press. ISBN: 9780190305222
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| Link | |
| Publisher |
Oxford University Press
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| Subject |
Mental Health
Remote Area Mental Health
Mental health care - Māori
Mental health care - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
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| Title |
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, New Zealand Māori and Remote Area Mental Health
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| Type of document |
Book chapter
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| Entity Type |
Publication
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