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What's New
- Chronic Care for Aboriginal People Development Workshop 2008 - The aims of the workshop were to define Chronic Care for Aboriginal people and discuss the NSW Health state solutions in practice.
- Net News July 2008 - ARCHI newsletter featuring the latest additions to the website
- Contact Centre SPA Forum - This forum was to highlight the resources and process of implementing a Contact Centre or a Single Point of Access.
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Innovator Showcase
This month ARCHI celebrates NAIDOC week, July 6-13, with a focus on our Indigenous Health resources. Some highlights include:
- Walgan Tilly - Chronic Care for Aboriginal People - This project was developed from a number of established NSW Health initiatives in an attempt to address the disparities in health care and improve access to and utilisation of chronic care services for Aboriginal people in NSW.
- Aboriginal Antenatal Outreach Service - The AMS Western Sydney/SWAHS partnership for service delivery has had a dramatic impact on the number of Aboriginal women presenting for antenatal care prior to 20 weeks gestation as well as the wellbeing of their newborn babies.
- Aboriginal Youth Sexual Health and Didgeridoo Project - This unique project developed to educate and promote important health issues impacting on young Aboriginal men and women within the Goulburn community.
- Indigenous Suicide Prevention Package - A culturally appropriate Aboriginal suicide prevention education package was developed after extensive consultation with local Aboriginal communities, service providers and stakeholders, and was piloted within the New England region.
- Looking after Women's Business: Indigenous Women's Health in the Western Suburbs of Melbourne - a culturally sensitive integrated service for indigenous women in the Western Suburbs of Melbourne by promoting health in a positive and culturally appropriate way.
