Afternoon session now kicking off for @CATSINaM#BackToTheFire WA event - we will be hearing first from Assoc Prof Beverley Ewens (Associate Dean Undergraduate in the School of Nursing and Midwifery at @EdithCowanUni), and then Dr Amanda Graf and Aggie Caracciolo
Hearing (recorded) presentation from Assoc Prof Beverley Ewens #BackToTheFire
Diverse membership of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Inclusivity Committee: Ewens #BackToTheFire
Only committee of its kind in the uni, quite well established (7 years), meet every 6 weeks, report to school's executive and curricula bodies. #BackToTheFire
Ewens: enabling factors underpinned by strengths base for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to succeed at @EdithCowanUni#BackToTheFire
Some of the committee's guiding frameworks are the uni's RAP (with its own School operational plan), the Getting Em and Keeping Em report (32 recs - all still relevant today). Been part of audit of review, looking forward to its findings #BackToTheFire
. @WestRoianne notes that Indigenous nursing and midwifery students are still 30% less likely to complete Nursing and Midwifery programs. #BackToTheFire
Cultural safety training @EdithCowanUni School of Nursing and Midwifery - School is part of research being led by @WestRoianne on cultural capability measurement tool #BackToTheFire
Also in reply, @strictlykaren welcomes the work being done at the @EdithCowanUni School, to support more Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students, academics and leaders at all levels #BackToTheFire
"We're not just looking for mentors, we're looking for academic inputs...." says Aggie Caracciolo #BackToTheFire
Next up we're watching a recent presentation at 18th National Nurse Education Conference 2021 by @WestRoianne (she added her own inspiration to the conference's - Cultural Safety a lifelong journey) #BackToTheFire
Why cultural safety rather than cultural competency is required to achieve health equity: a literature review and recommended definition
Is an upward trajectory from 2012 in commencing nursing students, but also for non-Indigenous students...so the risk is that the disparity will remain the same, continue to result in high attrition rates, Indigenous students only account for 1pc nursing workforce #BackToTheFire
750 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students commence nursing/midwifery each year, 250-300 graduate: completion rate is only rising 1pc per year: @WestRoianne#BackToTheFire
ICYMI yesterday, here's background to Muliyan, a national collaboration to decolonise health care - to be strong, political, and call out the system for how it continues to cause harm, through racism: catsinam.org.au/muliyan-who-we…#BackToTheFire
"They don't know what they don't know." The need for truth telling in nursing and midwifery.
. @strictlykaren (Chair, Council of Deans) congratulates @WestRoianne for setting @CATSINaM on a visionary path to strengthen Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander nurses/midwives: "It's a really exciting time to be starting to work with you more closely on this." #BackToTheFire
And so to end: final session set to begin for #MedicalRadiationSciences2025 #ASMIRTNZIMRT2025
Panel Discussion – The role of AI in Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy: Expert Insights Panellists: Daniel Johnstone, Andrew Murphy, Courtney Ryder, Daniel Sapkaroski, Nick Woznitza
Moderated by Craig Rispin #MedicalRadiationSciences2025 #ASMIRTNZIMRT2025
What should we start doing? What should we stop doing? What should we continue doing? Questions to lead this panel discussion #MedicalRadiationSciences2025 #asmirtnzimrt2025
Day 3 #ASMIRTNZIMRT2025 opening in the Mammography stream, hearing about cultural safety and health equity from Lisa Te Paiho (Te Aitanga a Mahaki, Ngāpuhi, Ngāti Maniapoto) is National Program Manager, BreastScreen Aotearoa #MedicalRadiationSciences2025
A familiar but important slide from Lisa Te Paiho #ASMIRTNZIMRT2025 #MedicalRadiationSciences2025
Definitely not equity of access on breast screening for Maori and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women #ASMIRTNZIMRT2025 #MedicalRadiationSciences2025
Final session for Day 1 at #ASMIRTNZIMRT2025
#MedicalRadiationSciences2025
A focus on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and Maori health and wellbeing.
Hearing from Lisa Te Paiho (Te Aitanga a Mahaki, Ngāpuhi, Ngāti Maniapoto), BreastScreen Aotearoa & Jamaine Fraser, Te Whatu Ora Hauora Māori Services Directorate, both representing MiRO (Māori in Radiation Oncology at #ASMIRTNZIMRT2025 #MedicalRadiationSciences2025
More here re MiRO (Māori in Radiation Oncology #ASMIRTNZIMRT2025 #MedicalRadiationSciences2025
We're at the historic Aboriginal Advancement League in Naarm/Melbourne, on the lands of the Wurundjeri peoples of the Kulin nation for the launch of the 2025 report from the @closethegapOZ #CloseTheGap2025
The 2025 @closethegapOZ report is titled: Agency, Leadership, Reform: Ensuring the Survival, Dignity and Wellbeing of First Nations Peoples
@closethegapOZ Wominjeka: Wurundjeri Elder Uncle Tony Garvey welcomes today’s #CTG2025 launch to Country, talks about his pride in standing up for his people, in the footsteps of his Elders and ancestors, who have nurtured this land over 60,000 years.
Set to live tweet from latest #CHFTalks on #PoweringThrough, discussing issues for consumers (& carers/services) who rely on critical continuous energy supply at home, eg if dependent on ventilators or dialysis machines, re challenges/health threats when the power goes out.
With an ageing population & rise in home-based medical care, the risks for consumers using medical equipment, especially to sustain their lives, are increased due to more frequent natural disasters causing power outages. @CHFofAustralia #CHFTalks #PoweringThrough #ClimateCrisis
@CHFofAustralia So how can consumers stay safe during planned and unplanned power outages? And how can the energy sector better support their consumers who use medical equipment in the home? Qs at heart of #CHFTalks hosted by @CHFofAustralia & @EnergyCharterAU
A new thread now from the opening #ASMIRT2024 plenary. Hearing first on 'Resilient Responses: Innovating Disaster Health Care', from Abi Trewin AM from the National Critical Care & Trauma Response Centre. She begins with reflections on the 2004 tsunami and Bali bombings
Abi Trewin talking about the origins of the National Critical Care and Trauma Response Centre out of lessons (delays, complications) of responses to past disasters, followed by AUSMAT (Aust Medical Assistance Team)…..#ASMIRT2024
“If you can imagine it, it can happen in our region”: Abi Trewin #ASMIRT2024 on basing the NCCTRC in Darwin. Well funded but had to find its own way in surprising ways.