INDH1006

INDH1006: Indigenous Cultures and Health Behaviours

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Which units require INDH1006?

INDH1006 is a prerequisite for 14 units.

What is INDH1006 about?

In this unit students will examine culture and diversity within local, national and global Indigenous populations; impacts of specific policies and historical events on Indigenous Australians and the effects of these policies on health, illness and disability, and health care access. Applying theories of health behaviour students will analyse health outcomes of Indigenous Australians and explore underlying social, environmental, psychological and biological determinants. Within a primary health care model, students will explore how health professionals can work inter-professionally and in partnership with Indigenous individuals, families, communities and organisations.

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Unit details

Credits25

Contact Hours2 Weekly

Result TypeGrade/Mark

AreaCurtin School of Population Health (1279)

Field of Education061305 Indigenous Health

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How this unit is taught

Online Lecture1 x 2 hours weekly
Tutorial1 x 2 hours weekly

Prerequisites

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B-MBBSv3Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery

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CMHL1000Foundations for Professional Health Practice
BIOL1004Foundations of Bioscience Practice
NURS1000Foundations of Nursing Practice
CMHL1004BSC100 Foundations for Professional Health Practice