Managing Two Worlds Together: City Hospital Care for Country Aboriginal People - Project Report

Judith Dwyer; Janet Kelly; Eileen Willis; John Glover; Tamara MacKean; Brita Pekarsky; Malcolm Battersby

Managing Two Worlds Together: City Hospital Care for Country Aboriginal People - Project Report

Judith Dwyer, Janet Kelly, Eileen Willis, John Glover, Tamara MacKean, Brita Pekarsky, Malcolm Battersby

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Abstract

The Managing Two Worlds Together project aims to add to existing knowledge of what works well and what needs improvement in the system of care for Aboriginal patients from rural and remote areas of South Australia (and parts of the Northern Territory). It explores their complex patient journeys and what happens when they come to Adelaide for hospital care. The project is taking place in two stages, with stage 1 focusing on the problems and stage 2 (taking place during 2012) focusing on the solutions. This project report provides a detailed description of the entirety of stage 1.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Bedford Park, South Australia
Publisher	Flinders University
Number of pages	42
ISBN (Electronic)	978-1-921889-12-7
Publication status	Published - 2011

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