SNUG207: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health

SNUG207: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health

Critical Riview

The purpose of this assessment is to critically review the unique cultural needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in order to provide culturally safe care.

A critical review is a summarisation and evaluation of ideas and information. In your assessment, you must:

1. Use three (3) examples of Aboriginal and Torres Strait cultural health care/practice. These examples will likely differ from Australian health care models, systems, guidelines or policies. For example, Traditional healing and medicine, dying in land, etc.

2. Critically review each example, considering:

  • How your examples differ for the Australian healthcare model/system/guideline/policy
  • Evaluate what could be done by registered nurses to provide culturally safe health care

Your response should include the following details and be formatted as suggested. Please use the following headings and comply with the suggested word count:

Introduction (Approx. 100 words) Define your topic and outline your argument.

Cultural Health Care Need 1 (Approx. 600 words) Should include 3 components

  1. Explains the cultural health care need
  2. Analyses how the cultural health care need differs from Australian health care models, systems, guidelines or policies.
  3. Provides an evaluation of what registered nurses could do to provide culturally safe health care.

Cultural Health Care Need 2 (Approx. 600 words) Same as example 1 – with different cultural health care need.

Cultural Health Care Need 3 (Approx. 600 words) Same as example 1 – with different cultural health care need.

Conclusion (Approx. 100 words)

References; As this is a critical review, it is expected that your assessment be supported by a variety of scholarly resources. Please note: You must use culturally safe person-centred language throughout your assignment. Style and format Written assessment Reference style/format as per APA7.

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