We know that culturally appropriate and safe primary health care services are essential in supporting First Nations people with detection and management of health risk factors, social and emotional well-being issues, and chronic illnesses. So we partnered with local organisation, Coolamon Advisors, to co-design a Cultural Competency Framework which will ensure collaboration with First Nations community members when planning, commissioning and evaluating our projects. We understand the importance of improving relationships, and acknowledging and respecting cultural differences between First Nations and non-Indigenous people when working with the local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community.
CHN Annual Report 2019-20 - Contents (click to expand)
- From the Chair and CEO
- COVID-19 response
- Priority areas
- Workforce
- Care across the continuum
- Vulnerable groups
- Mental health
- The Regional Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Plan
- Suicide prevention: LifeSpan
- Mental health support: Next Step
- Support following a suicide attempt: The Way Back Support Service
- Borderline Personality Disorder: Dialectical Behavioural Therapy for Emerging Adults
- Psychosocial support for people with mental illness
- Mental health services for young people: headspace
- Aged Care
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health
- Digital health
- Alcohol and Other Drugs
- Chronic disease management
- Financial Statements