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Developing an Aboriginal Health Plan for NSW: the consultation process.

Carmen Parter¹, Leigh Gassner, Stephen Atkinson

¹Centre for Aboriginal Health, NSW Ministry of Health.

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|June 16, 2012

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The NSW Ministry of Health and AH&MRC are creating a 10-year Aboriginal Health Plan for NSW, focusing on systemic change and genuine engagement with Aboriginal communities for better health outcomes.

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Area of Science:

Public Health
Health Policy
Indigenous Health

Background:

Reports indicate a need for systemic and structural changes in Aboriginal health.
Genuine engagement with Aboriginal people is crucial for improving health outcomes.
A whole health-system approach is necessary to address complex factors influencing Aboriginal health.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a 10-year Aboriginal Health Plan for New South Wales (NSW).
To create a new strategic framework for addressing Aboriginal health in NSW.
To outline a phased approach for developing the Aboriginal Health Plan.

Main Methods:

Collaboration between the NSW Ministry of Health and the Aboriginal Health and Medical Research Council of NSW (AH&MRC).
Adoption of a whole health-system approach examining interdependent factors.
Phased development process, including the release of a discussion paper.

Main Results:

A partnership is established to develop a comprehensive Aboriginal Health Plan.
A strategic framework is being developed to guide Aboriginal health initiatives.
The first phase of the plan's development involved community consultation and a discussion paper.

Conclusions:

A collaborative, whole-system approach is essential for effective Aboriginal health strategies.
Genuine engagement with Aboriginal people is fundamental to the plan's success.
The initial phase has laid the groundwork for a 10-year strategic plan for Aboriginal health in NSW.