Odette Best
Queensland Health
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Contemporary Nurse | 2011
Kim Usher; Odette Best
[Extract] Life expectancy at birth is one of the main indicators of health inequality. Current health and social status indicators for Australian Indigenous people demonstrate major discrepancies in comparison to other Australians. For example, in Australia in 2005-2007 the Indigenous life expectancy gap at birth was 11.5 years for males and 9.7 years for females (ABS 2009). This gap has remained relatively constant over the last few decades (ABS 2008). While the main causes of death for Indigenous Australians are similar to those of non-indigenous Australians, the percentages attributed to the different disease categories are significantly different. For example, death from external causes is 16.2 % for the Indigenous population compared to 6.3 % for non-Indigenous, and diabetes is 8% for Indigenous Australians compared to 2.4% for non-Indigenous (ABS & AIHW 2008).
Social alternatives | 1995
Melissa Lucashenko; Odette Best
Faculty of Health; School of Nursing | 2006
Don Gorman; Anne-Maree Nielsen; Odette Best
Contemporary Nurse | 2014
Odette Best; Lynne Stuart
Archive | 2014
Odette Best; Bronwyn L. Fredericks
Faculty of Health; School of Nursing | 2004
Don Gorman; Odette Best
Chancellery; Faculty of Health; Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation; Indigenous Studies Research Network | 2014
Raelene Ward; Bronwyn L. Fredericks; Odette Best
Faculty of Health; School of Nursing | 2014
Odette Best
The Aboriginal & Islander Health Worker Journal | 2011
Bronwyn L. Fredericks; Mick Adams; Melissa Walker; Christine Peacock; Debbie Duthie; Odette Best; Kyly Mills
Faculty of Health; School of Nursing | 2005
Don Gorman; Odette Best