Assessment of the National Aboriginal Health Plan 2013-2023

This report provides a critical analysis of the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Plan 2013-2023, focusing on the Australian government's efforts to improve the health and well-being of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. It examines the plan's goals, implementation, and implications, particularly its aim to close the gap in health outcomes between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians. The report highlights the government's commitment to addressing health disparities, enhancing access to services, and promoting early intervention, especially for children's health. It also discusses the importance of cultural sensitivity and community involvement in healthcare delivery, emphasizing the need for collaborative efforts to achieve meaningful progress and address the social determinants of health within these communities.

Critique Project

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION ..........................................................................................................................3
Overview.....................................................................................................................................3
Implications.................................................................................................................................4
CONCLUSION ...............................................................................................................................4
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................5

INTRODUCTION
Australian government is the most complies to have the most important aspects with which
all the heath and the effective well-being is being considered. It complies to have the Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Australians that manage the ambiguous targets through which all the nature and
the council of the framing and Australian government is underlined(Wu, & Reed, (2022)) . This
report will cover the critical analysis of National Aboriginal also Torres Strait Islander Health
Plan 2013-2023.
Overview
In order to manage the growth Australian government focused in Aboriginal community and
also tried to manage the protection of the health sector with the effective principles, vision and
priorities through all such strategies. All such goals were developed in order to achieve
foundation elements for the growth and the focus on preserving an initial intervention across the
life course. The goals were created in order to for the health plan that builds for the betterment
of the society(Zhang & McConnell, (2021)). The implementation plan highlights the action
taken by the Australian government to control the aboriginal community in the context of health
and the growth.
Purpose
There are many reason behind the implementation of these policies by the Australian
government as they are committed to make improvements in terms of health and well-being of
he Aboriginal and the Torres strait islander by fulfilling the gaps in the large Australian
populations. The main target is to complete gap between the Indigenous and non- Indigenous
people. These targets provides help in the context of all states and the territories by the council of
Australian government. As per the -planning they have invested much more for the community.
The work is being started with making difference in the healthcare by providing health benefits
through the national health leadership forum in make sure the development of the health plan.
For achieving the targets there is a need of efforts and the commitments as per the health plan
that focuses in the well-being of the community. The new aspects of fulfilling the gaps builds
commitment that includes increases access to the services for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait

Islander people with the disability. The health plan mainly focuses on the children's health to
make improvement in the issues of child development.
Implications
The implications of the policies that is implemented by the Australian government
includes the implementations of the health plans which makes improvements and well-beings of
the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with the disability. The government remains
constant towards the commitment and the accountability that will be reporting yearly on the
progress in context of target aligned health plans. Their implementations includes plans with the
connected strategies that will respond to the new challenges and generates the detailed
architecture to meet the challenges and the future targets that have set. This health plan provides
framework that closes the gap of indigenous disadvantages. And it builds on the declaration on
the rights of indigenous people. The health plans also connected with the other government plans
and the strategies which supports better health output for the communities.
This scheme in action will be intercepting the health and well-being matter in question,
by abrogating the detriments towards the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community to
accomplish the headway advancements, the aftermath of attaining betterment in the field of
health and medical facilities. The Islander individuals contemplating their pre-eminence and
scale up a integrated approach for a ingrained perspective in their heads for the prominent
healthcare for their own community, this comprehensive point of view will acknowledge the
clout of components affecting socially,the stable resistance of tradition and culture withholding a
preserved impact on the social , emotional and physical strands as well (Browne,Gleeson,Adams,
Minniecon,& Hayes,2019).
The objective of this programme is blocking the the issues related to health before their
occurrence, it will give out Aboriginal community the dexterity and enhance their intelligence to
make decisions wisely, robust and health wise prominent and help them in learning how to
adequately to handle the health system maneuver. Furthermore this will carriage the healthcare
phenomena which will be geographically and demographically efficient , centred on every
individuals and by preserving the culture, customs and entire sphere of traditions of Islander
community. This entire scheme mechanism will be needing a non-grey and tight drawn
efficiency to full fill the pivotal key ingredients to put the programme into better working
conditions , delivering the substance of health and medical equipments will be establish by the

cooperation of the jurisdiction , legislation and the other assistance which will be determined by
the urban and rural neighbourhoods, Straighten out the precedence this plan will be definitely
prioritising the community of Aboriginal. Some recognized shortcoming will be prescribes as the
health scheme is addressed the ,Major well-being issues which are faced by the community ,
Therefore the standard of making this programme successful would need enormous amount of
helping hands, the community is lacking their ways not just in the division of Healthcare,but the
constraints also shows in the Water supply, Sanitation, and the lack of Food (Finlay,Kidd,2021).
CONCLUSION
From the above report it is concluded that the commitment that Australian government
has committed for closing the gap of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health and life
expectancy helps for the growth of the society. The government is generating the framework
that builds to provide effective health plans which results in the improvement in maternal and
childhood health and enhances life expectancy. The demonstration of the impact of the closing
the gap provides the positive change in terms of underpin the national efforts to close the gap.

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