Identifying barriers and improving communication between cancer service providers and Aboriginal patients and their families: the perspective of service providers

[1] Butow PN(1997)Communication with cancer patients in culturally diverse societies Ann N Y Acad Sci 809 317-329

[2] Tattersall MHN(1995)Doctor-patients communication: a review of the literature Soc Sci Med 40 903-918

[3] Goldstein D(2008)Communication skills of health-care professionals working in oncology - Can they be improved? Eur J Oncol Nurs 12 4-13

[4] Ong LML(2008)All they said was my kidneys were dead”: Indigenous Australian patients’ understanding of their chronic kidney disease Med J Aust 189 499-503

[5] Haes JCJMD(2005)The “right story” to the “right person”: communication issues in end-of-life care for Indigenous people Aust Health Rev 29 306-316

[6] Hoos AM(2006)Doctor-patient communications in the Aboriginal community: towards the development of educational programs Patient Educ Couns 62 340-346

[7] Lammes FB(2009)Who is not coping with colonization? Laying out the map for decolonization Australian Psychiatry 17 S24-S27

[8] Schofield NG(2009)Barriers to participation of Aboriginal people in cancer care: communication in the hospital setting MJA 190 574-579

[9] Green C(2011)“Nowhere to room…nobody told them”: Logistical and cultural impediments to Aboriginal peoples’ participation in cancer treatment Aust Health Rev 35 235-241

[10] Creed F(2008)Wellness for all: the possibilities of cultural safety and cultural competence in New Zealand J Res Nurs 13 125-135

[1] Butow PN(1997)Communication with cancer patients in culturally diverse societies Ann N Y Acad Sci 809 317-329

[2] Tattersall MHN(1995)Doctor-patients communication: a review of the literature Soc Sci Med 40 903-918

[3] Goldstein D(2008)Communication skills of health-care professionals working in oncology - Can they be improved? Eur J Oncol Nurs 12 4-13

[4] Ong LML(2008)All they said was my kidneys were dead”: Indigenous Australian patients’ understanding of their chronic kidney disease Med J Aust 189 499-503

[5] Haes JCJMD(2005)The “right story” to the “right person”: communication issues in end-of-life care for Indigenous people Aust Health Rev 29 306-316

[6] Hoos AM(2006)Doctor-patient communications in the Aboriginal community: towards the development of educational programs Patient Educ Couns 62 340-346

[7] Lammes FB(2009)Who is not coping with colonization? Laying out the map for decolonization Australian Psychiatry 17 S24-S27

[8] Schofield NG(2009)Barriers to participation of Aboriginal people in cancer care: communication in the hospital setting MJA 190 574-579

[9] Green C(2011)“Nowhere to room…nobody told them”: Logistical and cultural impediments to Aboriginal peoples’ participation in cancer treatment Aust Health Rev 35 235-241

[10] Creed F(2008)Wellness for all: the possibilities of cultural safety and cultural competence in New Zealand J Res Nurs 13 125-135