MDHS Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander PhD Scholars

Can Aboriginal ways of knowing and doing co-exist in a modern society that seeks to regulate the social work profession?

Characterising the choreography of effector proteins during necroptosis

The development of validated culturally appropriate quality of life assessment tools for Indigenous Australians with Type 2 diabetes can bring about change to health policy for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait islander Australians living with Type 2 diabetes across Australia.

Transforming social emergency and critical care through co-design with a First Nation community through a Narrative therapy frame

Aboriginal young people: how their perceptions and experiences of sexual health fit with service providers views

Improving child health in Indigenous populations surrounding the Arafura sea

Culturally Responsive Care in NSW Out-of-Home-Care: An Evaluation of the “Walking in Blak Traks” training

Analysis of the factors contributing to successful reversal of type 2 diabetes through lifestyle change

Aboriginal Kinship Care: understanding the social and emotional wellbeing of Aboriginal children, young people, and their carers

How do health justice programs in Indigenous community-controlled health organisations give effect to Indigenous self-determination?

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Experiences of First Nations health professionals working in public hospitals: Cultural Safety and Workforce Retention

Reclaiming Data, Reclaiming Culture: Indigenous Self-Determination in Digital Research Infrastructure

Investigating the Influence of Diet- and Microbiota-derived Choline Metabolites on CD8+ T Cell Immunity

Walking in Two Worlds: Understanding How First Nations Students Navigate Higher Education in Regional Communities in Australia