Health Inequality and Indigenous Peoples' Wellbeing - Report on Health

This report examines health inequality, specifically its impact on Indigenous peoples' wellbeing. It highlights the disparities in healthcare access and the factors contributing to these inequalities, such as socioeconomic conditions, geographical location, and ethnic background. The report identifies the causes of health inequality, including limited access to healthcare, poorer-quality care, and risky health behaviors. It also explores the consequences, such as the spread of infectious diseases, substance abuse, and violence. Finally, the report suggests methods to reduce health inequality, including raising awareness about healthcare services, improving public health policies, reducing healthcare costs, and promoting healthy behaviors. This analysis provides valuable insights into the challenges faced by Indigenous communities and offers potential solutions to improve their health outcomes.

Worldviews and wellbeing of Indigenous peoples
INTRODUCTION
There is need to provide better and effective access to
healthcare to every individual. There is various difference
to provide better healthcare support to every individual
which leads to create the risk of health inequality within
Aboriginal people. Health inequality refers to the
avoidable differences in health within different groups of
people. This is the one which highly affect individual to
get different healthcare services and associated care
support in different condition. This leads to create the
situation of negatively affect in people’s living conditions
that include access to healthcare and their overall health
status.
Causes of health inequality
Limited access to healthcare
Experience poorer-quality care
Practicing risky health related
behaviour
Impact of health inequality
Spread of infectious disease
Consequences of drug and alcohol
Occurance of violence and crime
What is health inequality
It refers to the unfair, systematic differences within
health which are highly affecting large group of people. Here,
Aboriginal people are highly affected due to not having equality in
access to healthcare. This lead to create difference in analysing
socio-economic factors like income, geography like region, specific
characteristics like ethnicity and socially like experiencing homeless.
CONCLUSION
Form above it can be concluding that their health inequality is highly
effective that leads to create the risk of negative health impact. People
are not able to get better care and effective response towards the
delivery of effective healthcare services. In this, there is discussion about
health inequalities and their causes. There is also discussion about the
impact of health inequality. There is also discussion about the different
ways and method which can help to reduce the health inequality.
Method to reduce health inequality
Crating awareness about healthcare services
Improve public health policy
Reducing healthcare service cost
Health improvement
Avoiding risky health behaviour