Indigenous land management as primary health care: qualitative analysis from the Interplay research project in remote Australia

Indigenous land management as primary health care: qualitative analysis from the Interplay research project in remote Australia Journal Article

BMC Health Services Research

  • Author(s): Schultz, Rosalie, Abbott, Tammy, Yamaguchi, Jessica, Cairney, Sheree
  • Published: 2018
  • Volume: 18
  • ISBN: 1472-6963

Abstract: For Indigenous Australians, health transcends the absence of disease, and includes the health and wellbeing of their community and Country: their whole physical, cultural and spiritual environment. Stronger relationships with Country and greater involvement in cultural practices enhance the wellbeing of Indigenous Australians, and those in more remote regions have greater access to their Country and higher levels of wellbeing. However this does not translate into improvements in clinical indicators, and Indigenous Australians in more remote regions suffer higher levels of morbidity and mortality than Indigenous people in non-remote areas, and other Australians.

  • Urls: https://doi.org/10.1186/s12913-018-3764-8
  • Keywords: Qualitative research, Focus groups, Interviews, Primary health care, Indigenous Australians, Land management, Conservation of natural resources, Employment, Community

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Schultz, Rosalie, Abbott, Tammy, Yamaguchi, Jessica, Cairney, Sheree, 2018, Indigenous land management as primary health care: qualitative analysis from the Interplay research project in remote Australia, Volume:18, Journal Article, viewed 15 February 2025, https://www.nintione.com.au/?p=14230.

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