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n which people feel safe and enhances their identity.
eople to be respectful and accepting towards people of another culture, country or community.
s allows people to interact effectively with people of another culture without affecting their diversity
the legislative framework for cultural safety discusses about 8 domains and asp
Transparency
Social and Restorative
Equity
Sustainability
Justice
Cultural Contextualise
Reciprocity
Self Determination (datsip.qld.gov.au 2019)
ch and prioritisation of cultural studies has impacted their involvement 9 Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet 2019).
lance the people of this community affects their involvement
mpacts the involvement of ATSI people in the community
community are unaware of involvement of the western oriented practices, or are unwilling to accept the practices due to their attachment to their own
Several chronic diseases faced by ATSI such as:
respiratory diseases
heart and circulatory diseases
high blood pressure
diabetes (Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet 2019)
The impact of physical, psychological and/or spiritual trauma faced by the aboriginal and Torres Strait islanders would affect their ability to
Further, due to their cultural and spiritual belief they are unable to understand and retain information
hronic diseases - Western Australia - Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet. [online] Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet. Available at: https://healthinfonet.ecu.edu.au/learn/locations/wa
Department of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships (Queensland Government). Available at: https://www.datsip.qld.gov.au/about-us/legislation [Accessed 27 May 2019].