Comprehensive Review of References on Indigenous Health and Wellbeing

This document presents a compilation of references related to Indigenous health and wellbeing. The references cover a range of topics including the impact of trust, culture, and communication on eye health among Indigenous people with diabetes, the role of Indigenous culture in health and wellbeing, barriers to healthcare access, and the value Indigenous Australians place on primary health care. The references also address cultural barriers to equitable healthcare access, the challenges of type 2 diabetes in Indigenous populations, and the experiences of Indigenous patients within metropolitan health services. Furthermore, the document includes references on Indigenous primary health care service delivery models, programs that enable the expression of cultural identities, and strategies for improving healthcare through community engagement. The references also explore the lived experiences of Indigenous people with type 2 diabetes, implementation frameworks for chronic disease interventions, and a national longitudinal study of Indigenous wellbeing. Finally, the role of food and physical activity in Indigenous communities is also highlighted. The provided references offer a comprehensive overview of the key issues, research, and studies related to Indigenous health and wellbeing.

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