Managing Two Worlds Together: Stage 3: Improving Aboriginal Patient Journeys - Rural and Remote Sites Case Studies
Janet Kelly, J. Wiseman, Sonia Mazzone, Debra Miller, Jo Newham, Bronwyn Ryan, Kym Thomas, Lee Martinez
Abstract
Janet Kelly, J. Wiseman, Sonia Mazzone, Debra Miller, Jo Newham, Bronwyn Ryan, Kym Thomas, Lee Martinez
Abstract
The Improving Aboriginal Patient Journeys (IAPJ) study is the third stage of the Managing Two Worlds Together (MTWT) project. The MTWT project investigated what works well and what needs improvement in the health system for Aboriginal people who travel for hospital and specialist care from rural and remote areas of South Australia and the Northern Territory to city hospitals.
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The Improving Aboriginal Patient Journeys (IAPJ) study is the third stage of the Managing Two Worlds Together (MTWT) project. The MTWT project investigated what works well and what needs improvement in the health system for Aboriginal people who travel for hospital and specialist care from rural and remote areas of South Australia and the Northern Territory to city hospitals.
Key concepts: Northern territory, Geography, Rural area, Medicine, Nursing, Archaeology, Pathology