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The role of health care providers in strengthening Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families involved in abuse and violence Members login for free access About RACGP online events

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Type: On-demand
Recorded: 12 Jul 2023

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The role of health care providers in strengthening Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families involved in abuse and violence

On-demand recorded 12 Jul 2023

Learning outcomes

  1. Discuss how to initially respond to a patient who discloses family abuse and violence.
  2. Identify the process of how GPs can manage their patients who are a victim/survivor long term and provide ongoing support
  3. Identify increased barriers that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people experience accessing family and domestic violence services.

Presenters

Dr Elizabeth Hindmarsh
GP Medical Educator

Dr Karen Nicholls

Dr Karen Nicholls, a Torres Strait Islander woman descending from Boigu Island in the Torres Strait. Since receiving her Fellowship with the RACGP in 2010, Dr Nicholls has worked predominantly in the Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation sector and academia. Passionate about health equity and growing the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health workforce, Dr Nicholls is currently working in full-time academia at the University of Newcastle where she originally studied medicine. Late last year she joined the college’s 65th Board when she was elected Chair of RACGP Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health – a role in which she feels privileged and proud to be a female GP representing this space.

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