Trailblazing for cultural safety and cultural strength - conversation with Adjunct Professor Janine Mohamed WITH AUDIO

Working in Aboriginal health for the last 25 years

About Janine:

‘Well, I think the most important thing about me is that I'm a member of the Nurrunga and Kaurna nations, and I actually grew up in a little place called Point Pearce Mission, which is in the Yorke Peninsula of South Australia. I'm a m

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Screens, Swipes, and Society: The Future of Digital Citizenship in an Ever-Changing Tech Landscape

By Samia Kazi

From the website below:

In a world where toddlers seamlessly transition from building with blocks to swiping on screens, the intertwining of early childhood and technology becomes inevitable.

The digital realm is not a mere adjunct to our world, but rather is an integral part of the ec

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Two-thirds of England’s maternity units dangerously substandard, says Care Quality Commission

'It voiced particular concern about the poor experience of women from ethnic minorities who are giving birth'

From Guardian Newspaper:

CQC says too many mothers and babies receive care that is not good enough, with staff shortages among reasons

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has rated 65% of mate

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