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Rehabilitation

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Understanding terrorism in Indonesia, with Noor Huda Ismail


Noor Huda Ismail discusses the evolution of terrorism in Indonesia and his involvement in rehabilitation efforts. Overview For this episode of Sub Rosa podcast, Andrew spoke to Noor Huda Ismail, an Indonesian author, film-maker, activist, and PhD candidate. Huda set up several non-government rehabilitation programs for terrorists released from jail in Indonesia, to help prevent...
Report

Study in prison reduces recidivism and welfare dependence: a case study from Western Australia 2005–2010


Describes the effectiveness of correctional education in improving post-release outcomes Abstract Using a longitudinal dataset of prisoners in Western Australia, this paper describes the effectiveness of correctional education in improving post-release outcomes. The report shows that the more classes completed by prisoners the lower the rate of re-incarceration and the less likely they are to...
Literature review

Evidence check: Amputee care standards


This is a literature review available standards or guidelines for the management of children or adults with amputation, and summarises the peer-reviewed literature on post-operative dressings.
Literature review

Evidence check: Principles of public health interventions to support injury recovery and return to productivity


This review examined the evidence for the effectiveness for public health interventions and identified principles and strategies which could be used in public health interventions for injured people. The review found evidence that self-efficacy and/or goal setting are potentially effective approaches that could be incorporated into broader interventions and that cognitive behavioural therapy interventions can...
Submission

ARATA’s response to the NDIA’s assistive technology discussion paper


The Australian Rehabilitation and Assistive Technology Association (ARATA) responds to the NDIA’s AT Discussion Paper, and advocates that roles for all stakeholders must be considered.