Resources

This workshop aimed to holistically understand and unpack the intersection of child protection-related issues that impact the health and wellbeing of our highly vulnerable Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander infants, children and families in healthcare settings in SEQ, and to identify what best practice, culturally safe shared care approaches look like, as well as best practice approaches to the management of Child Safety related incidents in Hospital and Health Service (HHS) settings.

This workshop provided an opportunity for us to come together to strengthen our relationships, build trust, and develop a shared understanding of what is needed to create a truly ‘human system’ capable of implementing the suicide response plan.

This workshop encouraged participants to reflect on healthcare provided to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in or on release from prison or Youth Detention is SEQ, and to explore what more can we do, collectively, to improve health and wellbeing, ensure continuity of care, and help reduce the likelihood of future involvement with the criminal justice system.

The purpose of this workshop was to share progress and opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander knowledge and data sharing in SEQ that supports health equity and respects and honours Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander knowledge custodianship.

This workshop aimed to strengthen collaboration across the health sector to ensure the seamless delivery of the National Lung Cancer Screening Program, supporting a culturally safe and well-connected client journey for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities in SEQ.

This workshop explored opportunities to operationalise a coordinated Training and Employment Pipeline, learn from current stories of success and develop an action plan for growing entry level roles over the next 12 months.

This workshop aimed to bring partners together to explore current mechanisms and enablers of shared workforce and identify areas of need and opportunity, and to develop an action plan for the next 12 months.

A snapshot of the actions, achievements, and ongoing commitment to advancing health equity and Closing the Gap in South East Queensland.

The framework provides guidance on a shared and culturally responsive approach to managing healthcare incidents that impact Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.