Sentence examples for indigenous care from inspiring English sources

Tertiary care services were withdrawn before indigenous care organizations had regained pre-earthquake functioning [ 24].

In the latter study, young Aboriginal people described the comfort and understanding they experienced at the ACCHS; and positive personal relationships especially with Indigenous care providers [ 21].

Improving the understanding of how Indigenous primary care systems are organised to deliver chronic illness care will inform efforts to improve the quality of care for Indigenous people.

It is widely acknowledged that ensuring Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Australians governance and ownership regarding Indigenous maternity care delivery is likely to enhance maternity care satisfaction for this population [ 36, 54, 76].

Meanwhile, the Yanomami claims come amid growing concern in Venezuela over indigenous health care after a scandal erupted in August over a tepid official response to a mystery disease that killed 38 Warao Indians in the country's northeast.

Published studies have demonstrated that effective diabetes management in Indigenous primary care can improve the process and outcomes of care [ 2- 4].

The indigenous health care system is a special branch of Brazil's publicly funded universal health care system [ 7].

First, effective partnerships between government and research agencies, health-care providers and Indigenous health-care services are required to increase the likelihood that methodologically rigorous evaluations of suicide prevention programs in Indigenous communities are undertaken.

There is attrition of patients along the pathways in Indigenous eye care [ 6, 7] and patients are often not able to successfully negotiate a given care pathway [ 3, 8, 9].

Of note, we drew a distinction between ISF's influence on humanitarian health aid delivered by humanitarian NGOs and ISF influence on indigenous health care organizations native to the country's health sector.

There is an urgent need to understand how Indigenous primary care systems are organised to deliver diabetes services to those most in need, to monitor the quality of diabetes care received by Indigenous people, and to improve systems for better diabetes care.