This week Dr Hannah Barbour, Poche SA+NT Research Fellow in Education and Training Evaluation in Regional and Remote Australia, presented at the #APHC2024 and spoke to The Meaning of Health Podcast about this important #equity work.
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Dr Barbour was interviewed by Dr Craig Cumming from UWA. @cummingcraig2
The Meaning of Health Podcast can be found here for those with Spotify (available on Apple and SoundCloud too):
open.spotify.com/show/4uuXKq…
This is our poster on Identifying and Considering Indigenous Data Sovereignty within systematic reviews.
If you are the #GES2024 it is poster 66 today only. Will be presenting on this topic on Friday.
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Poche SA+NT Director Assoc Professor Kalinda Griffiths is in Prague this week for the Global Evidence Summit, presenting on Indigenous Data Sovereignty
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Poche SA+NT Director Assoc Prof Kalinda Griffiths is a contributor to a world first book, 'Indigenous and Tribal Peoples and Cancer'
You can access the book online here 👇
url.au.m.mimecastprotect.com…
ALT Photo of Associate Professor Kalinda Griffiths. She has dark brown hair, and is wearing a black and white striped shirt and a black leather jacket.
Poche SA+NT Research Fellow Lorna Murakami-Gold was part of the team researching staff turnover in ACCHSs across the NT & WA.
Findings suggest that increasing employment of Aboriginal staff will help improve continuity of care & increase cultural safety bit.ly/3Z2Rt4E
New study led by Research Fellow Dr Prabhakar Veginadu reveals turnover among Aboriginal staff in remote health services is half that of non-Aboriginal staff. Read more in today’s media release: bit.ly/3Z2Rt4E
It was an honor to host the International Group for Indigenous Health Measurement (IGIHM) gathering over the past two days.
Founded in 2002 this group does important work across Indigenous health data and appropriate health measurement.
#WICC2024 national convenor Yawuru woman @Klick22 talking about today's theme: Process. "It's our ways of knowing, being and doing in all that we do". This is critical amid global challenges like climate change and growing inequity. "Cancer is one of these challenges".
Beautiful handover of the #WICC2024 boomerang from Canadian convenors Dr Angeline Letendre and Ms Lea Bill to Australian convenor and Yawuru woman Associate Professor Kalinda Griffiths and Tom Calma
The third World Indigenous Cancer Conference #WICC2024 formally opens today in Naarm/Melbourne after yesterday holding an Elder Forum and Youth Forum. Hosted by @VCCCAlliance in partnership with @WHO's @IARCWHOwicc2024.com/
Dr Kalinda Griffiths welcoming and explaining the ##WICC2024 aims of Process, Progress and Power. And the art of the conference symbolising the connection of the 7 continents.
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The 2024 World Indigenous Cancer Conference kicks off on Sunday with official opening on Monday! We can't wait to see you there!
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