Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Maternity Care
Providing culturally safe maternity care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women and their families is essential to improve birthing outcomes.
This network was created to share culturally safe models of care and discuss issues that disproportionately impact Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women during pregnancy.
Chair: expression of interest
Who is it for?
Managers, clinicians, Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Health Workers (A&TSIHWs), and Health Practitioners (A&TSIHPs) interested in networking about how to best provide culturally safe and equitable care.
Recent Conversations
These conversations and presentations are hosted in our online Members Community. These pages can only be accessed by our members when they are logged into their accounts.
- DJÄKAMIRR, Caretaker of Pregnancy and Birth
- Murra Mullangari: Indigenous-developed Cultural Safety and Humility Program for nursing and midwifery
- Dragon Fly – Providing Continuity of Care for Women and Families Identifying as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander – Westmead Hospital NSW
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Online Members Community
Participate in network specific events
Access a library of video presentations
Access resources & innovations specific to this network
Ask questions from your peers
It’s easy to join our networks.
All staff of member hospitals have access to this network and the resources within.
To join, create a free new account of login to the Members Community.
