Moving Forward Together in Aboriginal Women's Health: - Theses ...

Moving Forward TogetherJanet KellyList of TablesTable 2.1Table 2.2Table 3.1Table 3.2Comparison of public health eras, policies, practices &Aboriginal health experiencesComparison of life expectancy of Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoplesComparison of selective and comprehensive primaryhealth careA Table Outlining and Comparing all Four CollaborationAreasTable 6.1 Gilles Plains development in a wider context 155Table 8.1 Women’s health day evaluation 246Table 8.2 Aboriginal Neighbourhood House - Term 1 2006 253Table 8.3 Aboriginal Outreach Health Service - Term 1 2008 253576270145List of FiguresFigure 1.1 The three central themes &theoretical underpinnings 22Figure 2.1 Aboriginal women’s experiences highlighting the need for 63knowledge sharing, working together and addressing issuesFigure 3.1Figure 4.1Figure 5.1Different levels of knowledge sharing, working together andaddressing issues in different approaches to health careThe three central themes of this research &theoreticalunderpinningsAboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples valuesrelevant to health research ethicsFigure 5.2 Our PAR knowledge sharing model 131Figure 5.3 The correlation between the PAR cycles and central 146themesFigure10.1 Aspects of the Moving Forward Together Conference 326Figure 11.1 The correlation between the PAR cycles and central 341themesFigure 11.2 Figure 11.2 Knowledge sharing necessary for effective 345comprehensive primary health care8511011213