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Clonogenic Assay: Adherent Cells
Published on: March 13, 2011
Building Indigenous Australian research capacity
Jacinta Kim Elston1, Vicki Saunders, Barbara Hayes
1Faculty of Health, Medicine and Molecular Sciences, James Cook University, Townsville, QLD, Australia.
Objectives:
To build individual Indigenous research capacity and strengthen the capability of health research programmes to be culturally and ethically inclusive of Indigenous Australians in public health research.
Methods:
In order to facilitate optimal participation and in recognition of the differing levels of research experience and knowledge held within this community of practice, an inclusive and culturally appropriate mixed methods approach with influences from action research and Indigenous research principles was undertaken.
Results:
Over the duration of the project, participants improved their research outcomes as measured by a range of factors including publications, completion of degrees and retention of project members.
Conclusions:
Provision of an Indigenous led, culturally appropriate system of infrastructure and support centred on capacity building is effective in strengthen the inclusion of Indigenous Australians in research.
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