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Assignment 1 - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health This assignment relates to learning objectives: 3, 5 and 7 as identified in the course specifications. Objectives: 3. Identify the health...

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Assignment 1 - Aboriginal and To
es Strait Islander Health
This assignment relates to learning objectives: 3, 5 and 7 as identified in the course specifications.
Objectives:
3. Identify the health status of this population over time
5. Health and Wellness:
Identify the principles of Primary Health Care and then apply these principles to propose strategies to create and maintain healthy environments within Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services
6. Understanding self and others:
Examine the values, prejudices, cultural beliefs and behaviours that can affect the delivery of appropriate nursing and healthcare. Students will identify their own potential prejudices, cultural beliefs and behaviours that could affect their nursing practice when caring for Australian Aboriginal and To
es Strait Islander people
Formatting of your assignment
· Times New Roman, Size 12 font
· Double spacing
· Utilise the APA style 6 Referencing see link on study desk
· Word format only to be submitted (PDF’s will not be accepted)
· In-text references are NOT included in the word count
· Use the most cu
ent reference sources (min of x6 required for your assignment) preferably within 5-7 years http:
www.healthinfonet.ecu.edu.au/
Assignment must be submitted via ‘Assignment submission link’ on the NUR3030 study desk
· Assignment
· Marking criteria
Due Date: Monday 16th April, 2018 at midnight
Weighting: 40% = (40 marks)
Total length: 1500 words (+/- 10%)
It is imperative to recognise and understand the historical developments and cu
ent inequalities in the health status of Aboriginal and To
es Strait Islander people within Australia. As future health professionals you will have a major role to play in improving the health of Aboriginal and To
es Strait Islander peoples through the contribution you make to Primary Health Care and Indigenous health through the provision of quality and culturally appropriate safe health care. The purpose of this assignment requires you to examine the holistic connotation of health and wellbeing - social and emotional wellbeing, the evolution of Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations; Aboriginal Medical Services, Primary Health Care and cultural safety.
Therefore, the purpose of this assignment requires you to demonstrate the following:
· Describe the evolution of Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations (ACCHO) within Australia in relation to the concepts of Primary Health Care (PHC) and its application to Indigenous health. Select ONE Aboriginal Medical Service (AMS) from a State or Te
itory (QLD, NSW, SA, WA, VIC, NT) of your choice from the following link as the basis of your assignment.
http:
www.naccho.org.au/member-services/naccho-member-services/
· Define ACCHO and provide a historical account of Indigenous health and development of AMS’s
· Define and describe PHC in relation to Indigenous health and how this is applied within the chosen AMS
· Define and explain the differences between Western and Indigenous understandings of health and wellbeing and how these relate to the provision of culturally safe nursing care
· Define and explain the differences between Western and Indigenous understandings of health and wellbeing (make ref to SEWB)
· Define cultural safety from an Aboriginal perspective and how this can be incorporated into nursing care.
This assignment requires an introduction and a conclusion, thus the word limits indicated are an approximate only (i.e. Intro 200 words; Body 1100 words; Con 200 words). The use of short subheadings is acceptable and can guide the marker to avoid confusion and loss of marks.

    Areas
    High Distinction
    Distinction
    Credit
    Pass
    Fail
    Total
    Introduction and conclusion
    Introduction demonstrates a very high level of academic skill, provides an excellent indication of the body of the paper.
Introduction articulates to an excellent level of content and context of the written work.
Conclusion synthesises main points, summarises and articulates important of findings.
    Introduction demonstrates a high level of academic skill, provides a good indication of the body of the paper.
Introduction articulates to high level the content and context of the written work
Conclusion includes main points summarises and articulates important of findings
    Introductions demonstrates adequate level of academic skill, provides some indication of the body of the paper.
Introduction articulates to good level of content and context of the written work
Conclusion discusses some of the main points, and includes findings
    Introductions demonstrates some level of academic skill, provides some indication of the body of the paper.
Introduction articulates some level of content and context of the written work
Conclusion present, lists the main points.
    Introduction does not demonstrate a sound level of academic skill and does not articulate the content and the context of the written work.
XXXXXXXXXXConclusion present but ineffective, does not summarise main points or discuss the findings.
    
5
    Describe the evolution of Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations within Australia in relation to the concepts of Primary Health Care and its application to Indigenous health.
Identifies and describes an Aboriginal Medical Service from a State or Te
itory (QLD, NSW, SA, WA, Vic, NT)
    Demonstrates a very high level of knowledge and articulates succinctly the development of Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations within Australia in relation to the concepts of Primary Health Care Indigenous health.
Highly effective description of an Aboriginal Medical Service with reference to Primary Health Care.
Knowledge is demonstrated by a thorough and very high level of literature
    Demonstrates a high level of knowledge and articulates well the development of Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations within Australia in relation to the concepts of Primary Health Care Indigenous health.
High level description of a chosen Aboriginal Medical Service with reference to Primary Health Care.
Knowledge is demonstrated by a high level of literature
    Demonstrates adequate knowledge and articulates the development of Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations within Australia in relation to the concepts of Primary Health Care and its application to Indigenous health.
Adequate description of a chosen Aboriginal Medical Service with reference to Primary Health Care.
Knowledge is adequately supported by literature
    Demonstrates some level of knowledge in the development of Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations within Australia in relation to the concepts of Primary Health Care and its application to Indigenous health.
Provides some description of a chosen Aboriginal Medical Service with reference to Primary Health Care.
Knowledge is supported by some literature
    Does not demonstrate knowledge of the development of Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations within Australia in relation to the concepts of Primary Health Care and its application to Indigenous health.
Aboriginal Medical Service is not identified or described in reference to Primary Health Care.
Knowledge is not supported by literature
    
15
    Describe and explain the differences between Western and Indigenous understandings of health and wellbeing and how these relate to the provision of culturally safe nursing care
    Demonstrates a very high level of knowledge of Western and Indigenous understandings of health and wellbeing in relation to cultural safety and nursing care.
Knowledge is very well supported by high level of evidence.
    Demonstrates a high level of knowledge of Western and Indigenous understandings of health and wellbeing in relation to cultural safety and nursing care.
Knowledge is well supported by high level of evidence.
    Demonstrates adequate knowledge of Western and Indigenous understandings of health and wellbeing in relation to cultural safety and nursing care.
Knowledge is adequately supported by evidence.
    Demonstrates some level of knowledge of Western and Indigenous understandings of health and wellbeing in relation to cultural safety and nursing care.
Knowledge is partly supported by some evidence.
    Does not demonstrate knowledge of Western and Indigenous understandings of health and wellbeing in relation to cultural safety and nursing care.
Knowledge is not supported by evidence.
    
20
    
Referencing = minus XXXXXXXXXXmarks
Grammar Spelling and Punctuation = minus 1 mark
Word count = 10%- under or 10% + over minus 1-1.5 marks
Formatting = minus 1
    
    Comments:
    Total Marks
40
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Solution

Soumi answered on Apr 06 2020
151 Votes
Running Head: ABORIGINAL HEALTH        
ABORIGINAL HEALTH         8
ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER HEALTH
Name of the Student:
Name of the University:
Executive Summary
The present study focuses on the aboriginal health. Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service is one type of primary health care system that helps the aboriginal people to improve their lives. The present study focuses on the ACCHO and their roles in caring of the aboriginal health. Queensland Aboriginal Medical service is selected that provides health care facilities to the aboriginal people. They provide education, employment and health care facilities to the indigenous people. The study discusses about the Western and Indigenous understanding regarding health and wellbeing. The aboriginal people various cultural beliefs regarding health are discussed also.
Table of Contents
Introduction    3
Evolution of ACCHO and its application to aboriginal health    3
Evolution of ACCHO:    3
Its application to aboriginal health:    4
ACCHO and development of QLD    4
PHC in relation to indigenous health    5
Western and Indigenous understanding regarding health    6
Cultural safety and its application in nursing care    6
Conclusion    7
References    8

Introduction
Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service refers to the primary health care service. Local Aboriginal community has initiated as well as operates this primary health care service. The main purpose of it is to deliver the holistic, culturally appropriate and comprehensive health care to particular community. This helps to control the community via the locally elected Board of Management. ACCHS helps the aboriginal people to get culturally safe and secure health care service with the safe environment so that they can strengthen their identities, culture and the community. Aboriginals are those, who do not get many opportunities like the western people of Australia and they suffer from health inequality.
Hence, in such cases, ACCHS helps them very much. The present study discusses about the evolution of ACCHO and their roles in case of aboriginal health. For this study, Queensland is selected as the Aboriginal Medical service, which provides safe and secure health care facilities to the aboriginal people. The aboriginal people do not get proper treatment due to health inequalities, which leads them towards poor lifestyle. The study shed light on the difference between Western and Indigenous understanding regarding health and wellbeing. The aboriginal perspective regarding cultural safety and its impact on the nursing care is also discussed.
Evolution of ACCHO and its application to aboriginal health
Evolution of ACCHO:
According to Panaretto, Wenitong, Button and Ring (2014), Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service organisations work for the aboriginal people to reduce the health gaps. In 1971, first Aboriginal Medical Service was set up at Redfern, which was known as the local service (Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services, 2015). In present days, Aboriginal Medical Service is known as the Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service. It is an international approach that helps the aboriginal people effectively, which focuses on the need-based health care and also tries to prevent health inequality and provide social justice. The WHO Alma-Ata Declaration foreshadow on this for the development of the primary health care of the aboriginal people.
Its application to aboriginal health:
It is care team approach, which helps to build a long-term relationship. In 2006, the indigenous population reached 50,000 in Australia that was a huge victory for the aboriginal people (Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services, 2015). In such condition, the aboriginal people faced various challenges such as social and economical disadvantages, which increases the mortality rate but decreases the mo
idity rate (QAIHC, 2016). To reduce the mortality rate and increase the mo
idity rate, ACCHO helps the aboriginal people. The aboriginal people and the community control this health service as well as...
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