Learning outcomes measured: 1. Apply the principles of cultural safety to the context of Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islanders’ health and wellbeing to analyse and advance your current...

Learning outcomes measured:    1.    Apply the principles of cultural safety to the context of Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islanders’ health and wellbeing to analyse and advance your current position on the continuum of cultural safety.


2.    Describe historical, social, and political issues and how they inform current experiences of health and wellbeing, in order to realise their significance as determinants of current health and wellbeing of Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islanders.


3.    Discover the everyday experiences of Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islanders that inform their health care and apply this knowledge to facilitate effective partnerships with individuals, families, and communities.


4.    Articulate the principles of comprehensive primary health care as a vehicle for understanding Aboriginal peoples’ and Torres Strait Islanders’ health and wellbeing in terms of self-determination and activism.


5.    Critically analyse existing Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islanders’ health and wellbeing programs and associated professional roles to develop a culturally safe and holistic response to a complex case study.