The Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Coordinated Care Trials - National Evaluation Report (Volume 2) - Supplementary Papers

The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Coordinated Care Trials, National Evaluation Report outlines the background, descriptions, experiences and outcomes of the four Coordinated Care Trials conducted in Aboriginal communities between 1997 and 1999. The Supplementary Papers (Volume 2) provide supporting technical information.

In this section:

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National Recommendations for the Clinical Management of Alcohol-Related Problems in Indigenous Primary Care Settings

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The Management of Middle Ear Infection in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Populations (Plain Language Summary of the Systematic Review on the Management of Otitis Media)

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The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Coordinated Care Trials, National Evaluation Report outlines the background, descriptions, experiences and outcomes of the four Coordinated Care Trials conducted in Aboriginal communities between 1997 and 1999. The trials were located in Katherine (NT), the Tiwi Islands (NT), Wilcannia (NSW) and Perth/Bunbury (WA).

The report is comprised of two volumes: the Main Report (Volume 1) contains detailed descriptions of the trials and comprehensive analysis of outcomes and lessons learnt; the Supplementary Papers (Volume 2) provide supporting technical information. It is a very large report which can be downloaded chapter by chapter.

A summary of the main findings is presented in The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Coordinated Care Trials, National Evaluation Summary.

For more information relating to these publications, please email OATSIH Enquiries or call 02 6289 5438.

The Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Coordinated Care Trials - National Evaluation Report (Volume 2) - Supplementary Papers:

Cover (PDF 1,102Kb)

Table of Contents (PDF 272Kb)

Chapter 1
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Chapter 2 (PDF 512Kb)

Chapter 3
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Chapter 4 (PDF 457Kb)

Chapter 5 (PDF 432Kb)

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