This subject explores issues that impact on the provision of nursing and midwifery care to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Students undertaking this subject will develop awareness of the historical, social and cultural issues that influence the health of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. This increased awareness will enable students to acquire critical and reflective skills to provide nursing and midwifery care in a culturally safe manner.

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78110 Bachelor of Nursing Science [Pre-Registration], 78110E Bachelor of Nursing Science [Pre-Registration] [External], 103210 Bachelor of Nursing Science - Bachelor of Midwifery, 113121 Diploma of Higher Education, 78121 Diploma of Health (Nursing Pathway)

78110 Bachelor of Nursing Science [Pre-Registration], 78110E Bachelor of Nursing Science [Pre-Registration] [External], 103210 Bachelor of Nursing Science - Bachelor of Midwifery, 113121 Diploma of Higher Education, 78121 Diploma of Health (Nursing Pathway) Offerings: All

Culturally Safe Healthcare for Australia's First Peoples

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NS1555 - Culturally Safe Healthcare for Australia's First Peoples

Evaluate strategies for delivering healthcare that builds trust and relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and communities

Examine the impact of historical events on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples' access and engagement with health services

Discuss strengths and challenges in delivering healthcare with respect to the social and cultural determinants of health and the National Agreement on Closing the Gap

Reflect on and apply the principles of cultural safety to the care of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples

Define the principles of cultural safety and how these promote person-centred care