Managing Two Worlds Together: Study 2 - Staff perspectives on care for country Aboriginal patients

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

Managing Two Worlds Together: Study 2 - Staff perspectives on care for country Aboriginal patients

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

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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). Stage 1 of the project comprised four separate studies and this report of Study 2 describes the views of staff who provide care for country Aboriginal patients in city and country hospitals and health services.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Bedford Park, South Australia
Publisher	Flinders University
Number of pages	74
ISBN (Electronic)	9781921889141
Publication status	Published - 2011

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