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Area of Science:

Healthcare delivery
Indigenous health

Background:

Nurses and midwives are vital for Aboriginal healthcare across urban, rural, and remote settings.
Existing resources may not fully equip healthcare professionals to support Aboriginal patients and families effectively.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore the perceived gaps in skills, knowledge, and resources among nurses and midwives providing care to Aboriginal patients.
To identify areas for improvement in supporting Aboriginal healthcare.

Main Methods:

Qualitative study exploring healthcare professional experiences.
Analysis of factors affecting support for Aboriginal patients and families.

Main Results:

Healthcare professionals report feeling underequipped to provide comprehensive support.
Identified deficiencies in specific skills, knowledge, and available resources.

Conclusions:

There is a need to enhance training and resource allocation for nurses and midwives serving Aboriginal communities.
Improving support systems is critical for effective and culturally safe healthcare delivery.