Beasts of burden or organised cooperation: the story of a mental health team in remote, Indigenous Australia
Beasts of burden or organised cooperation: the story of a mental health team in remote, Indigenous Australia Journal Article
Australasian Psychiatry
- Author(s): Hunter, Ernest, Onnis, Leigh-Ann, Santhanam-Martin, Radhika, Skalicky, Judy, Gynther, Bruce, Dyer, Geraldine
- Published: 2013
- Volume: 21
Abstract: Objective:This paper aims to describe the growth of a regionally-based mental health team providing services to remote Indigenous communities in far north Queensland.Conclusions:By drawing on their experience, the authors are able to identify factors supporting the development and sustained capacity of integrated mental health teams, working in challenging remote settings.
- Urls: http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/1039856213501724
- Keywords: Aboriginal,Australia,Indigenous Australians,history,Indigenous population,mental health,Remote Area Mental Health Service,rural care,Torres Strait Islander
Cite this document
Suggested Citation
Hunter, Ernest, Onnis, Leigh-Ann, Santhanam-Martin, Radhika, Skalicky, Judy, Gynther, Bruce, Dyer, Geraldine,
2013,
Beasts of burden or organised cooperation: the story of a mental health team in remote, Indigenous Australia,
Volume:21, Journal Article,
viewed 06 December 2023,
https://www.nintione.com.au/?p=13649.