Volume 37 Issue 1 Advances in Contemporary Indigenous Health Care (2nd edn) - Contemporary Nurse: Healthcare Across the Lifespan

Volume 37 Issue 1 - 2010

Advances in Contemporary Indigenous Health Care (2nd edn)

003-004		Editorial: Closing the Gap: Nurses and midwives making a difference Kim Usher, Odette Best
005-007		Editorial: Nurses and midwives closing the gap in Indigenous Australian health care Sally Goold OAM, A Wiradjuri woman
008-009		Editorial: How can nursing and midwifery help close the gap in Indigenous health indicators? Rosemary B Bryant
010-020		Putting Indigenous cultural training into nursing practice Rosie Downing, Emma Kowal
021-030		Closing the Gap: Cultural safety in Indigenous health education Wayne Rigby, Elaine Duffy, Jan Manners, Heather Latham, Lorraine Lyons, Laurie Crawford, Ray Eldridge
031-034		Understanding culture in practice: Reflections of an Australian Indigenous nurse Renee Cecilia Blackman
035-038		Editorial: Naming and framing Indigenous health issues Anne M McMurray
039-048		Tjirtamai - 'To care for': A nursing education model designed to increase the number of Aboriginal nurses in a rural and remote Queensland community Roianne West, Leeona West, Karen West, Kim Usher
049-056		Tackling tobacco: A call to arms for remote area nurses Jan Robertson
057-068		Identity matters: Aboriginal mothers' experiences of accessing care Kimberley Anne Van Herk, Dawn Smith, Caroline Andrew
069-081		Experiences of nurses in caring for circumcised initiates admitted to hospital with complications Mack Phega Mangena, Fhumulani Mavis Mulaudzi, Mmapheko Doriccah Peu
082-089		Students' Corner: Exploring Indigenous health using the clinical reasoning cycle Victoria Grace Meissner
090-091		Students' Corner: The best bang for our buck: Recommendations for the provision of training for tobacco action workers and Indigenous health workers Marlene Thompson
092-095		Indigenous community participation: How does it relate to student-centered learning and embrace primary health care philosophies? Jessica Maree Biles, Brett James Biles
096-106		Two Aboriginal registered nurses show us why black nurses caring for black patients is good medicine Lynne Stuart, Anne-Maree Nielsen
102-106		Indigenous higher degree research students making a difference to the Indigenous health agenda Kim Usher
107-108		Epilogue Kim Usher, Roianne West

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