culturalsafety

Explore "culturalsafety" with insightful episodes like "Season 3 Episode 2: Welcoming Spaces in Mental Health and Substance Use", "Season 3 Episode 1: Dr. Sean Wachtel, Senior Medical Director, Aboriginal Health", "Season 2 Episode 9: TRU Aboriginal Research Project", "Season 2 Episode 4: MHSU Administrator Debi Morris" and "Unconscious bias, cultural safety and racism in health: How we heal a broken system with Professor Gregory Phillips" from podcasts like ""Interior Voices", "Interior Voices", "Interior Voices", "Interior Voices" and "Indigenous Health MedTalk"" and more!

Episodes (6)

Season 3 Episode 2: Welcoming Spaces in Mental Health and Substance Use

Hosts Vanessa Mitchell and Tracy Mooney talk with Cathy Collinge and Deb Trampleasure from Aboriginal Mental Wellness about creating welcoming spaces for Mental Health and Substance Use services.

Episode 2 Resources

Interior Voices

enMarch 10, 2021

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Season 3 Episode 1: Dr. Sean Wachtel, Senior Medical Director, Aboriginal Health

This week, host Vanessa Mitchell talks with Dr. Sean Wachtel, Senior Medical Director, Aboriginal Health. Vanessa asks him about his role with Interior Health and they cover important ground related to cultural safety and humility in health care.

Episode 1 Resources

enFebruary 11, 2021

Season 2 Episode 9: TRU Aboriginal Research Project

This week, host Vanessa Mitchell talks colleagues Rose Melnyk and Tracy Mooney along with Colleen Seymour from and Lisa Bourque Bearskin from Thompson Rivers University. Their discussion centers on the importance of Aboriginal research in health care.

enDecember 15, 2020

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Season 2 Episode 4: MHSU Administrator Debi Morris

enJuly 09, 2020

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Unconscious bias, cultural safety and racism in health: How we heal a broken system with Professor Gregory Phillips

On the show today we talk to Professor Gregory Phillips, a change-maker, thought-leader and medical anthropologist. We spoke about issues such as cultural safety, Indigenous health equality, western medical science and the importance of working in an Indigenous knowledge basis.

Bio:

Gregory Phillips is from the Waanyi and Jaru peoples, and comes from Cloncurry and Mount Isa. He is a medical anthropologist, with thirty years’ experience in leading change in cultural safety, healing and decolonisation. Gregory is Chief Executive Officer of ABSTARR Consulting, is a Professor of First People’s Health, and serves on several boards and committees, including chairing the Ebony Institute, the Cathy Freeman Foundation and AHPRA’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health strategy group.

Links:

ABSTARR Consulting: http://abstarr.com/

Find Gregory on LinkedIn here.

Indigenous Health MedTalk

en-auJune 03, 2020

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Leading and Dreaming in the Spirit of the Game: Timmy Duggan

Timmy talks about the innovations and recommendations as one of the keynote presenters at the Basketball Australia Coaches Conference. He also gives insight into the unique history of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander basketball and the search to unearth the next Patty Mills or Rohanee Cox.

enMay 10, 2018