Resources
Explore resources from a range of sources across the aged care sector - including government, research, academic and practice-based materials - curated by ARIIA to support evidence-informed practice and innovation.
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Yarning as a protect space: principles and protocols
This report by Barlo et al. explains how yarning can create a protected cultural space for respectful Indigenous research and knowledge sharing.
Who is suited to work in remote First Nations health? Perspectives of staff in remote Aboriginal Community‐Controlled Health Services in northern Australia
This Open Access article by Bourke et al. explores the qualities, skills and ways of working that support staff in remote First Nations health services.
Indigenous data sovereignty: What can yarning teach us?
This article by Cantley explores how yarning as a research approach supports Indigenous data sovereignty and culturally appropriate knowledge sharing.
Development and implementation of a shared governance model in a mainstream health unit: a case study of embedding Aboriginal voices in organisational decision making
This article by Crooks et al. describes the development and implementation of a shared governance model embedding Aboriginal leadership and self-determination within a mainstream public health service.
Cultural Safety and clinical safety: A symbiotic relationship for improving Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and Communities’ health outcomes
This article by Moloney et al. examines how cultural safety and clinical safety work together to support safe, respectful care for Indigenous peoples.
Connecting and reconnecting to a community, with a sense of belonging – Exploring Aboriginal Elders’ perspectives of engaging in a physical activity program
This Open Access article by Harfield et al. describes the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Quality Appraisal Tool, a framework for assessing Indigenous health research quality and cultural relevance.
Investigating the feasibility, acceptability and appropriateness of outreach case management in an urban Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander primary health care service: a mixed methods exploratory study
This Open Access study by Askew et al. describes the 'home model', a home-based outreach case management approach that provided coordinated, patient-centred care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people living with chronic disease.
Assessing the quality of health research from an Indigenous perspective: the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander quality appraisal tool
This Open Access article by Harfield outlines the development of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Quality Appraisal Tool, a 14-item framework that centres Indigenous values, governance and community engagement to strengthen the quality and relevance of health research.
Ask someone, what is their Dreaming?': Exploring occupational performance coaching with service providers supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families
This Open Access article by Chilman highlights how culturally responsive occupational performance coaching aligns with Indigenous ways of working, strengthening relationships, honouring cultural knowledge such as Dreaming, and supporting providers to deliver culturally safe care.
Art centres supporting our Elders - 'old people, that's where our strength comes from'
This Open Access article by Mackell explores the cultural, systemic and communication factors shaping healthcare experiences for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in rural and remote settings, highlighting practical pathways to strengthen culturally safe, community-informed practice