Our related work
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Indigenous Dose Administration Aids Program
Under this program, pharmacies provide medicines to their Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients in a well-sealed, tamper-proof device. This helps patients organise and time their medicines, so that they take them at the right dose and time. -
Indigenous Employment Initiative (IEI) Program
We fund the IEI Program to create employment and training opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander workers in non-clinical aged care roles. -
Indigenous Health Research Fund
The Indigenous Health Research Fund is investing $160 million in Indigenous-led research to tackle health issues facing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. -
Indigenous Health Workforce Traineeships program
The Indigenous Health Workforce Traineeships program aims to create viable career pathways and increase the number of skilled Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people working in the primary health care sector. -
Indigenous Program of Experience in the Palliative Approach (IPEPA)
IPEPA prepares mainstream and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health professionals to deliver high quality, holistic and culturally responsive palliative care to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and their loved ones. -
Influenza surveillance program
Our influenza (flu) surveillance program monitors influenza activity and severity in the community. Fortnightly reports during flu season help us keep track of this disease in Australia. -
Influenza vaccination
Influenza can be serious. The best way to protect against influenza is to get vaccinated each year. For some people the vaccine is free. -
Influenza vaccination for children under 5
Influenza in kids can be serious. The influenza vaccine is safe, effective and free for children aged 6 months to under 5 years. -
Influenza vaccination in pregnancy
A flu vaccination during pregnancy protects you and your newborn for their first 6 months. -
Innovative Care Programme
This program supports flexible ways of providing care where mainstream services cannot meet needs. It currently funds 7 innovative projects that focus on younger people with disabilities. The program stopped funding new projects in 2006.
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