Title Legally invisible : how Australian laws impede stewardship and governance for Aboriginal and Torres Straite Islander health : discussion paper / Genevieve Howse

Published Carlton South, Vic. : Lowitja Institute, 2011

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Description iv, 40 pages ; 30 cm Summary "This paper explains the options available for Australian governments to articulate and allocate responsibilities for health and health care of Australian and Torres Strait Islander people in an enduring, reliable form. It was commissioned by the Lowitja Institute ... in response to widespread recognition of problems in the policy and administrative arrangements for health and health care for Australia's first peoples, including lack of clarity about the responsibilities of governments at various levels."--Executive summary Analysis Australian Notes "November 2011" Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (pages 37-39) Subject Indigenous peoples -- Australia -- Medical care -- Law and legislation. Indigenous peoples -- Medical care -- Government policy -- Australia. Indigenous peoples -- Legal status, laws, etc. -- Australia. Discrimination in medical care -- Australia. Health services accessibility -- Australia. Right to health -- Australia. Medical policy -- Australia. Author Lowitja Institute. ISBN 9781921889172

Other Titles How Australian laws impede stewardship and governance for Aboriginal and Torres Straite Islander health

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