Evaluation of the Bringing them home and Indigenous mental health programs
1.2 Sources used
Table of contents
- Acknowledgements
- Study Team
- Glossary
- Executive Summary
1. Introduction- 2. Methodology
- 3 Overview of the four programs
- 4 Literature review
- 5 Key outcomes and achievements of the programs
- 6 Key limitations of the programs
- 7 Management and administrative issues
- 8. Workforce issues
- 9. Issues related to the four programs
- 10. Likely future demand
- 11. Conclusions and suggested future directions
- Appendix A: Stakeholders consulted
Appendix B: Literature review- 1.1 Aims of the literature review
- 1.2 Sources used
- 1.3 Limitations of the review
- 1.4 A summary of the history of forced removal in Australia
- 1.5 The BTH Report
- 1.6 Government responses to the BTH Report
- 1.7 The history of forced removal overseas and government responses
- 1.8 Effects and consequences of removal in the Australian context
- 1.9 Provision of mental health services to Aboriginal Australians
- 1.10 Good practice
- 1.11 Findings of the previous evaluations of the Link-Up, BTH and SEWB RC Programs
- References
Material produced within the last five years (1999-2004) was collected, as well as some seminal references from before this time. The primary emphasis was on Australian material, but a small amount of overseas literature was also collected where it was directly relevant to the Australian context.
Various sources were used to identify resources for the literature review:
- searches of a range of Australian and overseas literature databases concerning health, psychology and Aboriginal issues
- internet searches
- sources identified by OATSIH, the Reference Group for the evaluation and staff and external stakeholders consulted on the fieldwork.