Australian Indigenous Doctors' Association cultural safety training
Explore cultural safety training from the Australian Indigenous Doctors' Association to build respectful, inclusive healthcare environments.
Summary
Explore cultural safety training from the Australian Indigenous Doctors' Association to build respectful, inclusive healthcare environments.
Date and time
1 January 2025
12:00 am-12:00 am (AEDT)
Summary
A clinically focused training program that supports cultural safety in health service delivery.
About AIDA
AIDA’s Cultural Safety Training, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health in Clinical Practice (ATSIHiCP), is clinically focussed and designed to assist medical practitioners integrate cultural safety into their practices to improve healthcare for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients.
ATSIHiCP equips Registrars and Fellows in any specialty with the knowledge, skills and attitudes needed to integrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander holistic health and cultural safety into everyday clinical practice.
Understanding Indigenous health perspectives
Through developing a greater understanding of Indigenous health perspectives and by undertaking a process of investigating their own perceptions, participants commence the important steps of critical self-reflection. The program aims to inspire participants to change their own clinical practice and become an agent for change for others.
Link to the website
AIDA’s cultural safety training website.
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