Sentence examples for indigenous settings from inspiring English sources

And there are some works which analyse the role of technology and broadly defined 'literacy' in remote Australian Indigenous settings similar to Gäwa in some ways (Kral 2012).

This may have implications for clinical service in remote Indigenous settings and may improve health outcomes.

This rigidity may not be appropriate for rural Indigenous settings due to differences in the concept of time.

Another important consideration is the nature of 'insider' and 'outsider' positions of research conducted in Indigenous settings[ 10].

Policies targeting smoking in these remote Indigenous settings need to be more effectively implemented as a matter of urgency.

The MOH has developed guidelines for the detection and treatment of diabetes, which are meant to be broadly applicable, even in rural indigenous settings [ 28].

Constructivist grounded theory was chosen as the most suitable method due to its ability to explain program implementation and its appropriateness for Indigenous Australian settings [ 12, 14, 15].

Research of this kind is important in a broader sense as well because there is limited information available regarding the implementation and evaluation of interventions in Indigenous Australian settings [ 9].

A cultural connectedness or awareness component, for example, might be highly valued by programs delivered in Indigenous-specific settings, or specifically for minority cultural groups.

Hunter and colleagues reported on the acceptability of a touch-screen kiosk in two Indigenous-specific settings (a health clinic and a Centrelink office serving a discrete Aboriginal community) which provided visual, audio and printed information about musculoskeletal disorders and diabetes [ 29].

During the colonial era, writers of European origin residing in Kenya, such as Elspeth Huxley (The Flame Trees of Thika, 1959) and Isak Dinesen (Out of Africa, 1937), introduced indigenous themes and settings to broad audiences.