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
Pitjantjatjara and Yankunytjatjara Medical Terms
Common and handy Pitjantjatjara and Yankunytjatjara terms relating to health care and well being
Language app helps renal patients understand dialysis treatment in Central Australia
Article from ABC online
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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
