Ha et al XXXXXXXXXXand Priest et al XXXXXXXXXXare journal articles about Indigenous children’s health. Read both articles, then write a brief description of the general focus and aims of each, and...

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ARTICLE ANALYSIS
Introduction
This particular essay will be discussing about the experience of the Australian indigenous children in terms of their health and well-being. For investigating this particular purpose two articles are selected. It has been observed that the Indigenous children in Australia more or less experience early worst health outcomes when contrasted with the non- Indigenous children. Furthermore, Indigenous children experience great health risk because more than 48% of the Indigenous mothers in Australia smoke during their pregnancy. On the other hand, Indigenous children are also removed forcefully from their family and it not only affects their physical well-being but their mental well-being is also highly impacted. However, social determinants also have the most vital impact on the wealth and health of the families along with their children. The indigenous population in Australia is also reported to have higher rates of the unemployment, lower incomes, and low rate of ownership of home as well as lower attainment of education.
Body
The key components and the aims of each of the article
Article 1- It is already mentioned earlier that the experience of the indigenous children in terms of their health and well-being is quite poor as they experience high amount of inequalities. Throwing light on the above-mentioned discussion it can be said that this particular article researched thoroughly regarding the well-being and health has overemphasised physical illness with exploration of the on the indigenous holistic understandings of the well-being as well as health. On the other hand, the aim of this research is mainly for gaining insight into the indigenous children’s perspectives about their well-being in Australia’s u
an setting. This research work found out that in the u
an areas the indigenous children needs a lot of attention as well as recognition of both their resilience and agency for facing adversity within the huge context of contemporary and historical racism and racialization. It can be said that the indigenous tend to exhibit a huge amount of experience in the caries which is mainly connected with the age who are minor in the remote areas (Ha et al., 2016). Moreover, the public policies are required for enhancing the oral health status of this particular population. However, it is needless to say that the investigations into the status of oral health indigenous community are quite scarce. If the dental caries is not treated in the earlier then it is quite likely that these children will be facing serious health consequences. There are continuous efforts for lo
ying for the re-implementation of some of the policies are highly required as well as the government of Australia also needs to address the social determinants of the health such as diet. The dental disease can affect the nutrition of the indigenous children and it also decreases social confidence. Caries that is a severe dental disease is patterned socially. Furthermore, the socio-economic inequalities in the Australia with regard to the indigenous children’s oral health have been reported to be quite affluent. Not only in Australia but the indigenous children all across the globe are economically as well as socially disadvantaged when contrasted with the non-indigenous children to a great extent. The cumulative disease enhanced at the highest rate among the children in the low SES areas. Indigenous Australian children tend to experience 6 times the levels of tooth related disease.
Article 2- The main objective of this particular research work was assessing dental caries trends in Australia’s indigenous children as well as the contribution with regard to the area-level socioeconomic, water fluoridation as well as remoteness status. It has been argued by the researchers that the enhancing trend in the dental caries in the indigenous children is regarded as quite vital evidence for informing policies for enhancing the oral health. Another important key element of the research work is the enhancing trend in the dental caries with regard to the indigenous children is vital evidence for informing policies to enhancing oral health. Moreover, the indigenous children in the study are also showcased to have poorer oral health when contrasted with the non-indigenous children to a great extent. However, it is needless to say that among the indigenous children the dental caries specifically the deciduous dentition is observed to be enhancing to a great extent and in case of the non-indigenous children it has remained constant. A disproportionate amount of burden in terms of the dental caries is also ca
ied by the indigenous children. Throwing light on the above-mentioned discussion it can be said that children’s oral health is quite vital as dental caries starts early in life and is also assumed to be predictive of the disease experience later in life (Priest et al., 2017). Additionally, the dental results that can also comprise malocclusion and tooth loss in the early stage and it is also quite evident that the indigenous children who experiences great levels of decay is connected with tremendous problems in behaviour that affects their schooling, families and also self-esteem. On a
ighter note there has been a lot of enhancement in children’s oral health with regard to the Australian population from past few years. It must be also noted that there are some of the children who tend to experience high level of dental caries for example the children who live in the remote places with the indigenous people. It is needless to say that dental caries is one of the most significant and widely spread diseases within the communities of the indigenous people and it has particularly a huge amount of...