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Megan Williams
Mark Ragg
Demelza Marlin
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Jack Bulman
Sally Fitzpatrick
Kenny Lawson
Nareen Young
Tess Ryan
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Why choose an Aboriginal-led team
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If you’re a government, university or business
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When is ethical approval needed?
Data sovereignty
Our projects
Evaluation of Closing the Gap Review
Review ACT government-funded mental health services for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
Indigenous science of the future
Water, drought and the health and wellbeing of Aboriginal people
Victorian Ombudsman review of prison health service access
Evaluation of the NSW Aboriginal mental health and wellbeing strategy
Evaluation of Indigenous science grants program
Cultural review of the Victorian adult custodial corrections system
Evaluation of the Waratah program
Aboriginal cultural models of mental health and wellbeing care
Murri Binda governance and evaluation
Strategic consultancy and evaluation of Weave
Evaluation of the Civil Law Service for Aboriginal Communities
Evaluation of food security program
Best-practice partnerships between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations and mainstream mental health services
Evaluation of trauma counselling
Evaluation of cultural competence and service-learning in Aboriginal communities
Our mob and cancer
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Resources
Aboriginal people’s holistic view of health
An Aboriginal person’s holistic view of health in action
The Aboriginal person’s client journey
Workforces needed to provide health care for Aboriginal people
Yanha-yalinya: Cultural responsiveness assessment tool for services and programs
Alignment of Indigenous knowledges, evaluation methodology and workforce development
Factors that encourage, or inhibit, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to work in health
Research protocol checklist
Valuing ACCHOs
Ngaa-bi-nya
The story behind Ngaa-bi-nya
How to use Ngaa-bi-nya
Ngaa-bi-nya and data collection
Ngaa-bi-nya in action
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Resources
Wellbeing web with reflection tool
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Wellbeing web
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Research protocol checklist
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Alignment of Indigenous knowledges, evaluation methodology and workforce development
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Yanha-yalinya: Cultural responsiveness assessment tool for services and programs
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Factors that encourage, or inhibit, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to work in health
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Workforces needed to provide health care for Aboriginal people
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An Aboriginal person’s holistic view of health in action
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The Aboriginal person’s client journey
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Valuing ACCHOs
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Aboriginal people’s holistic view of health
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Ngaa-bi-nya
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The story behind Ngaa-bi-nya
Ngaa-bi-nya was developed by Megan Williams over a period of 15 years, while …
How to use Ngaa-bi-nya
Ngaa-bi-nya can be used throughout the evaluation process. While scoping the evaluation, using …
Ngaa-bi-nya and data collection
Following is a detailed description of how to apply the Ngaa-bi-nya framework to …
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