This article discusses the concept of cultural safety in healthcare, particularly in relation to the healthcare of indigenous populations. It explores the challenges faced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in accessing healthcare services and the efforts made by the Australian government to address these disparities. The article also presents a personal action plan for healthcare professionals to enhance cultural safety in their practice, including the importance of understanding the people's way of life, building strong relationships, and providing culturally appropriate care. The plan highlights the need for additional training and ongoing professional development to improve cultural competence. Overall, the article emphasizes the significance of cultural safety in promoting equity and equality in healthcare.
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