In total, 54 participants were included: 29 Indigenous cancer patients and 23 Indigenous key-informants.
Indigenous key-informants were recruited from community health centres, public hospitals, Indigenous organizations, and the wider Indigenous Queensland community.
Members of the research team (C.J, S.M, L.W & G.G) conducted, and audio-recorded for later transcription, semi-structured interviews with individual Indigenous cancer patients and focus group discussions with Indigenous key-informants.
Face-to-face interviews with Indigenous cancer patients (n = 29) and five focus groups with Indigenous key-informants (n = 23) were conducted to assess the face and content validity, cultural acceptability, utility and relevance of the Supportive Care Needs Survey - Short Form 34 (SCNS-SF34) for use with Indigenous patients with cancer.
Indigenous peoples' key role in conservation – which is often one of the reasons used for their eviction – needs to be recognised.
We describe the study design and the approach taken to develop the PneuMum message in collaboration with key Indigenous stakeholders and then to communicate the PneuMum message with Indigenous communities and potential participants.
Resulting increased assistance could be used to strengthen developing economies and safeguard key indigenous industries.
In Ecuador, an indigenous movement was key to electing the current president, Lucio Gutiérrez.
According to the Victorian Council of Social Service, which has released an Indigenous policy platform, key needs include integrated early childhood services for vulnerable Indigenous children, reducing family violence, and a whole-of-government plan for social change.
Iris Bendor, manager of the Many Hands arts centre, hopes that the festival will promote Indigenous art, a key source of income in the area, by attracting more visitors from interstate and abroad.
