Sentence examples for indigenous wellbeing from inspiring English sources

His commitment to furthering Indigenous wellbeing is hard to question.

Indigenous wellbeing is also firmly culturally based [ 7].

Kaupapa Maaori research describes this type of approach as agenda setting which has as its focus indigenous wellbeing, development and advancement as core foci.

Any effects on Indigenous wellbeing of the recent global slowdown in economic activity are not represented, as 2006 is the most recent census year for which these data are available for comparison between all three countries.

The social, political and economic indicators of Indigenous Australian wellbeing have, since the 1950s, been an acute source of international embarrassment to Australian federal and state politicians.

Institutional and interpersonal commitment to respond respectfully in such situations is important to promote Indigenous health and wellbeing so patients feel 'culturally safe'.

Examining the effectiveness of such models in reducing health disparities requires health providers to critically reflect on whether policies and practices promote or compromise Indigenous health and wellbeing - an important step in changing the discourse that places Indigenous people at the centre of the problem.

In 2008, the Australian Government recognised that improving maternal and child health also had the potential to play an important role in creating the foundations for improved Indigenous health and wellbeing throughout the lifetime [ 4] and pledged to halve the gap in mortality rates for children under five by 2018 [ 5].

The United Nations Human Development Indexx has been applied to Canada to understand the differences in quality of life and wellbeing between indigenous and non-indigenous populations [ 11].

It is imperative, therefore, that effective and sustainable social and emotional wellbeing services (Indigenous Australians prefer the term "social and emotional wellbeing" to "mental health") are developed for Indigenous Australians living in remote communities.

The rural health minister, Fiona Nash, said the Don't Make Smokes Your Story campaign focuses on the health and wellbeing of Indigenous families.