There are many resources which can assist you through your JFPP journey. We hope you find the following resources informative.
*Highly recommenced
- Online Resources
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Kartiya are like Toyotas*
Remarks by a Western Desert woman about whitefellas who work in Indigenous communities
What stresses remote area nurses? Current knowledge and future action*
Journal article on stress in remote area nurses, causes and interventions
CommDoc*
NTGPE's community consultation language app
Working Well
Online resources designed to assist GP registrars and other health professionals working in Aboriginal community controlled health services
*If working in an Aboriginal medical service (AMS)
Remote Area Health Corps (RAHC) - placement interview
Dr Tony Austin AM, Chairman of the Remote Area Health Corps in conversation with new-to-remote Dr Douglas Randell on his recent experience working in remote Indigenous communities across the Northern Territory - 18 Oct 2017
RAHC cultural handbook*
An introduction to working with, and living in, remote Aboriginal communities - reference guide
Remote Ready*
Preparing for work in remote locations of the Northern Territory
A review of the social and emotional wellbeing of Indigenous Australian peoples
Report from the Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet
Beyond Bandaids: Exploring the Underlying Social Determinants of Aboriginal Health
Papers from the Social Determinants of Aboriginal Health Workshop, Adelaide, July 2004
Bringing life-saving dialysis to the bush
Audio interview on "Conversations" on ABC Radio
Link
Kinship Top End
Diagrams and explanations
Guide to Bush Survival
CRANAplus resource
- Offline Resources
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"A Doctor's Dream: A story of hope from the Top End" by Dr Buddhi Lokuge
"Position Doubtful: Mapping Landscapes And Memories" by Kim Mahood
