Indigenous Health Research at UTS

* This event is postponed due to COVID restrictions.  We will advise asap when a new date is determined and we look forward to welcoming you then *

To highlight the NAIDOC 2021 theme: Heal Country, heal our nation, the UTS School of Public Health is hosting a research showcase, focusing on health research initiatives involving Indigenous communities.

Join us in a panel discussion, following presentations from the speakers below:

Professor John Evans:  “Indigenous Sport and Physical Activity: Recent Research Outcomes”

Associate Professor Megan Williams:  “Dying inside: A case study of palliative care in prison for an Aboriginal Elder and implications for health curriculum, policy and research”

Associate Professor Christopher Lawrence:  “How can technology help Close the Gap? #thismymob app and Aboriginal Medical Services”

Danielle Manton:  “Privileging Indigenous perspectives within healthcare education”

Ray Kelly:  “Too Deadly for Diabetes: Indigenous solution to the type 2 diabetes pandemic”

RSVP is essential by 5pm, 29 June 2021 (for catering purposes as morning tea will be served)

This is an in-person event. ZOOM will not be available, however a recording will be available upon request.

We are closely monitoring the advice by NSW Health and will keep you updated if this event will be postponed for safety reasons.