Sentence examples for indigenous liaison from inspiring English sources

For the best part of a decade Williams travelled around Australia running basketball programs for Aboriginal kids with Vibe Australia, and he helped Aboriginal people find work during the 2000 Sydney Olympics as an Indigenous liaison officer at Stadium Australia.

On Nelson's meeting with Mortimer, the spokeswoman said: "Our Indigenous liaison officer, Gary Oakley, was also present at this meeting and he recalls that they did talk about frontier wars and that the director acknowledged the importance of these stories but that they should be told at the National Museum, not the Memorial because of our Act".

The Australian War Memorial's first Indigenous liaison officer, Gary Oakley, says the list grows daily.

Informed written consent was obtained after their consideration of the information leaflet and discussion with the midwife, researcher, interpreter or Indigenous Liaison Officer.

Although the hospital-based Indigenous liaison team provides support to Indigenous women accessing the antenatal clinic, the lack of a dedicated social worker providing continuity, was identified as problematic [ 40].

Our Evaluation confirmed that continuity of antenatal carer, additional support from the hospital-based Indigenous liaison team, and culturally sensitive practices (e.g. being aware of cultural norms and family responsibilities, and communicating appropriately), were successful elements in the model of care provided by the MC.

Consultation was through a focus group with Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people in the target age group and an Aboriginal elder, recruited from an Aboriginal Studies class at a local tertiary college and two Aboriginal Indigenous student liaison staff from the University campus (N=7).

Using logistic regression we determined whether there was an effect of MET implementation on mortality controlling for age, gender, Charlson comorbidity diagnostic groupings, emergency admission, same day admission, ICU admission, mechanical ventilation, year, indigenous ethnicity, liaison nurse service and hospital designation.

Mainstream brochures had been adapted to be Indigenous-specific resources including flip-charts; and Quitline had a major focus on Indigenous tobacco with additional Indigenous counselor and liaison positions being established.

In the remaining jurisdictions, the absence of Indigenous staff did not preclude [ongoing] liaison with Indigenous people outside the organisation when needed, although the CCNT informants were particularly aware that their ability to engage and support Indigenous people with cancer was still less than optimal.

Pained and disillusioned, he decided to go far away — to Ecuador, where he eventually found work in the Amazon as a liaison between international oil companies and indigenous tribes.