This report examines the impact of traditional healers and governmental programs on decreasing the mortality rate among Indigenous Australians, addressing the historical context and its relevance to current health issues. It explores key themes derived from systematic literature research, including accessible health services, the integration of traditional healers, the effects of policies and governmental programs, and the influence of living conditions. The report provides recommendations for each key theme, focusing on improving clinical practice and education to enhance Indigenous health outcomes. It emphasizes the need for culturally sensitive approaches and collaborative efforts to address the complex factors affecting Indigenous health and well-being.