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Our Patron and Chair Professor Tom Calma AO
“The progress being made is heartening and exciting because it will have a lasting impact, taking us several great strides towards a healthier future”.
Poche Centres are located in universities and the collective knowledge, experience and authority of university research can be harnessed to tackle wicked and emerging challenges in Indigenous health, well-being and affairs. Poche research is led by Indigenous academics and professionals, is co-designed with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and most often has an applied focus.
9th Annual Research Showcase Program
9TH ANNUAL RESEARCH PROGRAMPlease see the program below:9th Annual Research Program - 18 November 9th Annual Research Program - 19 November
KTF – Ear Health in Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander People
Indigenous populations in Australia suffer a disproportionately high rate of hearing loss and its associated impact. The effects of this are far reaching. Beyond physical symptoms, it is felt socially and emotionally and can have lasting effects for one’s whole life.
60 Yarning, giving a voice to older aboriginal people on healthy ageing and fall prevention
60 Yarning, giving a voice to older aboriginal people on healthy ageing and fall prevention Published: 1 September, 2016 Author(s): J Coombes1, C...
539 Driver licensing in aboriginal and torres strait islander people
539 Driver licensing in aboriginal and torres strait islander people Published: 1 September 2016 Author(s): Rebecca Q Ivers, Kate Hunter1, Yvonne...
58 Child car restraint use among aboriginal and torres strait islander children
58 Child car restraint use among aboriginal and torres strait islander children Published: 5 November 2014 Author(s): Kate Hunter, Lisa Keay,...
Medical students in Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services: identifying the factors involved in successful placements for staff and students
Medical students in Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services: identifying the factors involved in successful placements for staff and...