Publications
GPs – Deal or No Deal?
General Practitioners
in Aboriginal Community Controlled
Health Services in NSW |
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| To Download GPs Deal or No Deal click here |
AH&MRC
Financial Report for the Year Ended 30 June 2010 |
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| To Download the Financial Report click here |
AH&MRC Constitution |
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CONSTITUTION - A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE - Revised as at 28th November 2008 Pleas click to download
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CRIAH Tools for Collaboration |
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This resource has been commissioned by the Coalition for Research to Improve Aboriginal Health (CRIAH) in order to assemble a set of tools to facilitate appropriate collaboration between researchers and Aboriginal communities. Background information is also provided for the benefit of new researchers in the field. This document is aimed primarily at providing researchers with some of the information they need to work in partnership with Aboriginal communities. Please click here for CRIAH Tools for Collaboration |
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AH&MRC Monograph Series
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Pressing Problems Community Report May 2008
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“The ‘Pressing Problems’ project was funded by the Responsible Gambling Fund to explore the issue of gambling in a NSW Aboriginal community context. This Community Report aims to provide feedback to participating NSW Aboriginal communities, as well as making information about the project available to Aboriginal communities and people more generally and other interested parties. For full coverage of the project’s methodology and findings, see the Final Report described below.” |
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AH&MRC Brochure
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AH&MRC Brochure |
The AH&MRC of NSW submission to the Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs Committee |
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The AH&MRC of NSW submission to the Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs Committee in its Inquiry into the Northern Territory National Emergency Response Bill 2007 & Related Bills. |
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AH&MRC Newsletters
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STI&BBI Manual
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Sexually Transmissible Infections (STIs) and Blood Borne Infections (BBIs) are a significant problem in NSW. They particularly affect people who are young, marginalised or who have limited access to health services. These factors along with other issues discussed in this manual contribute to the higher burden of ill health experienced by Aboriginal people as a consequence of STIs and BBIs. Please click here to down load STI & BBI Manual |
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Administration Manual
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This Administration Manual template has been developed by the AH&MRC and the Rural Doctors Network to assist Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services develop policies and procedures, including those required for AGPAL/QIP accreditation. Please click here for more information. |
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Blood Borne Infections
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Increasing Access to Services in NSW for Aboriginal People at Risk of Contracting or Who Have Blood Borne InfectionsAH&MRC Consultancy Service in association with Mandala Consulting, 2004 |
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ICEE/AHMRC NSW Aboriginal Eye and Visioncare Program,
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