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HomeCIRCLE: Advancing Indigenous Substance Use OutcomesResource LibraryImproving healthcare for Aboriginal Australians through effective engagement between community and health services

Improving healthcare for Aboriginal Australians through effective engagement between community and health services

Date Added: April 8, 2025

Focus Area: Qualitative Resources

Material Type: Article

Angela Durey, Suzanne McEvoy, Val Swift-Otero, Kate Taylor, Judith Katzenellenbogen & Dawn Bessarab. This publication includes an example of evaluation questions guiding a yarning-based evaluation on improving healthcare for Aboriginal Australians.

Article is available to view online here.