The Managing Two Worlds Together project aims to add to existing knowledge of what works well and what needs improvement in the system of care for Aboriginal patients from rural and remote areas of South Australia (and parts of the Northern Territory). It explores their complex patient journeys and what happens when they come to Adelaide for hospital care.

Stage 2 focuses on solutions and consists of a small set of action research projects. The patient journey mapping tools are the first output of Stage 2. This project has focused on the specific needs and journeys of country Aboriginal patients in South Australia.

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Author J. Kelly, J. Dwyer, B. Pekarsky, T. Mackean, E. Willis, M. Battersby & J. Glover
Type Publications
Year 2012
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