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Improving Aboriginal patient journeys - study report

Eileen Willis, Charlotte de Crespigny, Sharon Perkins, Kim O’Donnell, Rosie King, Laney Mackean, Alex Brown, Monica Lawrence, Karen Dixon

This Study Report summarises the activities, findings and challenges of the Improving Aboriginal Patient Journeys (IAPJ) study, which is Stage 3 of the Managing Two Worlds Together project. The aim of the IAPJ study was to develop, refine and evaluate a set of Aboriginal patient journey mapping tools for use in quality improvement and education...
Case study

Improving Aboriginal patient journeys - rural and remote sites case studies

Sonia Mazzone, Debra Miller, Jo Newham, Bronwyn Ryan, Kym Thomas, Lee Martinez

The Improving Aboriginal Patient Journeys study aims to develop, refine and evaluate a set of Aboriginal patient journey mapping tools for use in quality improvement and education. A collaborative approach to knowledge exchange was used, with the research team working with staff and managers from a range of health settings in South Australia and the...
Case study

Improving Aboriginal patient journeys - cardiac case studies

Daphne Perry, Jeff Tinsley, Hugh Auckram, Wendy Corkhill, Sarah Wyatt, Natalie McCabe

The Improving Aboriginal Patient Journeys study aims to develop, refine and evaluate a set of Aboriginal patient journey mapping tools for use in quality improvement and education. A collaborative approach to knowledge exchange was used, with the research team working with staff and managers from a range of health settings in South Australia and the...
Guide

Improving Aboriginal patient journeys - workbook

Jacene Wiseman, Charlotte de Crespigny, Kim O’Donnell

This Workbook explains how to prepare for and use a set of Aboriginal patient journey mapping tools for use in quality improvement and education.
Case study

Improving Aboriginal patient journeys - city sites case studies

Michael Kirkbride, Amy Graham, Damian Rigney, Annapurna Nori

The aim of the Improving Aboriginal Patient Journeys study was to develop, refine and evaluate a set of Aboriginal patient journey mapping tools for use in quality improvement and education. A collaborative approach to knowledge exchange was used, with the research team working with staff and managers from a range of health settings in South...

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