Examination of the integration and diffusion of Aboriginal voices in public health collaboratives

将土著声音纳入公共卫生合作的治理进程是否影响到提供服务的机会的公平？改善获得服务的机会是改善土著人民福祉的关键优先事项。然而，目前推动一体化改革的科学依据并不充分。该项目将使用创新的方法(数学、视觉和声音)，这将产生一个绩效指标框架，说明在健康的社会模式中融合、协作、公平和获得服务之间的关系。这是一种从对土著参与进程的评估转变为“好的、绿色的、可以走的”的一种方式。

Does the integration of Aboriginal voices in governance processes of public health collaboratives influence equity of access in service delivery? Improving access to services is a key priority in order to improve the wellbeing of Aboriginal people. However there is no rigorous scientific evidence base driving current integration reforms. This project will use innovative methodologies (mathematical, visual, and vocal) which will lead to a performance indicator framework of the relationships between integration, collaboration, equity and access to services within a social model of health. This is a way to move from assessments of Aboriginal participation processes as 'bad, poor and no' to 'good, green and go'.