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National Strategic Framework for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health 2003-2013
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To ensure that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples enjoy a healthy life equal to that of the general population that is enriched by a strong living culture, dignity and justice.
Page last updated: 30 August 2011
Longer Term Priority Actions (current year and beyond): | Lead Agency |
Data and Research | |
| 85. Support research activities that explore how housing policy and housing assistance might be designed to assist the development of better environmental health, education and employment outcomes for Indigenous people | FaCSIA (DoHA, DEWR, DEST, IBA) |
- Table of contents
- Introduction
- Comprehensive Primary Health Care
- More Effective and Responsive Mainstream Health Services (immediate)
- Smoking, Nutrition, Alcohol and Physical Activity (SNAP), Overweight and Obesity and Chronic Disease (immediate)
- Urban, Rural and Remote Areas
- More Effective and Responsive Mainstream Health Services (longer term)
- Improved Access to Mainstream Programs
- Transport
- Smoking, Nutrition, Alcohol and Physical Activity (SNAP), Overweight and Obesity and Chronic Disease (longer term)
- Oral Health
- Workforce Development
- Data Development, Data Quality and Research
- Key Result Area Three (actions 54-61): A competent health workforce
- Social Justice and Across Government Approaches (immediate)
- Population Health Approaches (immediate)
- Social and Emotional Well-being and Mental Health Service Delivery (immediate)
- Social Justice and Across Government Approaches (longer term)
- Population Health Approaches (longer term)
- Social and Emotional Well-being and Mental Health Service Delivery (longer term)
- Social and Emotional Well-being Workforce
- Social and Emotional Well-being Quality Improvement
- Early Childhood (immediate)
- Employment and Economic Development (immediate)
- Workforce (immediate)
- Early Childhood (longer term)
- School Education
- Pathways to Training, Employment and Higher Education
- Employment and Economic Development (longer term)
- Healthy Communities and Lifestyle – Blood Borne Viruses and Sexually Transmissible Infections
- Male Health
- Aged Care
- Disability
- Workforce (longer term)
- Data and Research
- Key Result Area Nine (actions 164-166): Accountability
- Appendix 1 - Aims priorities and principles of the National Strategic Framework for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health 2003-2013
- Appendix 2 - Summary of Indigenous Measures – Budget 2007-08
- Appendix 3 – COAG National Framework of Principles for Government Service Delivery to Indigenous Australians, and the Overcoming
- Acronym List
- References