Relationship between Phase 1 Aboriginal Participatory Action Research (APAR) cycle beginning with identification of priorities and Phase 2 APAR cycle.

Relationship between Phase 1 Aboriginal Participatory Action Research (APAR) cycle beginning with identification of priorities and Phase 2 APAR cycle.

<p>Relationship between Phase 1 Aboriginal Participatory Action Research (APAR) cycle beginning with identification of priorities and Phase 2 APAR cycle.</p>

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Main Author:	Emma Haynes (13462290) (author)
Other Authors:	Lesley Nelson (20485390) (author), Heather D'Antoine (22421693) (author), Judith Katzenellenbogen (3573431) (author), Elizabeth Armstrong (9280763) (author), Lindey Andrews (22421696) (author), Jasmin Brown (22421699) (author), Nicole Bowser (22421702) (author), Roz Walker (3561341) (author), Ingrid Stacey (22421705) (author), Jessika Purnomo (22421708) (author), Dawn Bessarab (3573428) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Biotechnology Cancer Science Policy Information Systems not elsewhere classified imposing burdensome administrative wellbeing data measures using meaningful data build data literacy adapted data measures aboriginal research methods based decision making selected health priorities facilitate apar projects aboriginal data sovereignty aboriginal medical service wellbeing approach fundamental protocol herein describes identify innovative culturally drive impactful policy community research panel regional western australia apar process include based health qualitative data data collection aboriginal ways aboriginal researchers service delivery regional workshops regional sites informed health xlink "> take charge support self second phase phase one organisational outcomes integrated models increase self first phase enabling processes enabling local community needs chpc services accountability requirements
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