PubMed · 1992 · 10 citations · 0 references
Public HealthHealth EducationHealth PromotionHealth EquityIntercultural CommunicationPrimary CareCulturally Responsive Health CommunicationCulturally Responsive Health EducationIndigenous HealthIndigenous KnowledgeIntercultural Health CommunicationPrimary Health CareBarriersColonial Impacts On HealthCross-cultural Health CareCultural Health BeliefsCulturally Responsive Health PromotionIndigenous Health DisparitiesIndigenous Health EducationIndigenous Public Health
This paper advocates strengthening the role of primary health care in health promotion by bridging cultures in Aboriginal health. It encourages health care providers to consider the need for cross-cultural awareness in order to provide more effective health promotion. It suggests a number of strategies for overcoming structural barriers and individual factors which may hinder positive personal and professional cross-cultural communications.