Managing two worlds together : stage 3: improving Aboriginal patient journeys, Rural and remote sites case studies

Resource Information

The work Managing two worlds together : stage 3: improving Aboriginal patient journeys, Rural and remote sites case studies represents a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS). This resource is a combination of several types including: Work, Language Material, Books.

Label

Managing two worlds together : stage 3: improving Aboriginal patient journeys, Rural and remote sites case studies

Title remainder

stage 3: improving Aboriginal patient journeys

Title part

Rural and remote sites case studies

Statement of responsibility

Janet Kelly [and seven others]

Contributor

• Lowitja Institute
• Flinders University, Department of Health Care Management
• Kelly, Janet

Author

• Kelly, Janet

Issuing body

• Flinders University, Department of Health Care Management
• Lowitja Institute

Subject

• Aged - Care
• Australian
• Health - Rural and remote
• Health services
• Mental health - Services
• Patients -- Travel -- South Australia -- Case studies
• Research - Methodology and techniques
• Aboriginal Australians -- Medical care -- South Australia -- Case Studies
• Rural health services -- South Australia -- Case studies

Genre

• Case Studies
• Case studies

Language

eng

Summary

• "The Improving Aboriginal Patient Journeys (IAPJ) study is the third stage of the Managing Two Worlds Together (MTWT) project. The MTWT project investigated what works well and what needs improvement in the health system for Aboriginal people who travel for hospital and specialist care from rural and remote areas of South Australia and the Northern Territory to city hospitals. ... Stage 3 (2013?15) involved an expanded research team and staff participants working together in a range of health care and education settings in South Australia and the Northern Territory. The aim was to modify, adapt and test the Aboriginal PJM tools developed in Stages 1 and 2."--Page v
• This report on Rural and remote sites case studies is complemented by reports on four others - ... - published as part of the Improving Aboriginal patient journeys study, stage 3 of the Managing two worlds together project. Three case studies from rural and remote sites are presented in this report ... . All three describe the ways in which rural and remote area staff adapated and used the MTWT patient journey mapping tools for use with and for local Aboriginal people and communities."--Page 1

Additional physical form

Also available online. Address as at 22/07/2015 :http://www.flinders.edu.au/medicine/fms/sites/health_care_management/mtwt/documents/M2WT-CaseStudy-Rural-WEB_b.pdf

Cataloging source

ANL

Dewey number

362.104250899915

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

no index present

Literary form

non fiction