- Adequate face to face interpreter services
- how to seek help and reach services. making them more friendly for use
- Health promotion and education.
- awareness of needs and availability of same. Education and understanding. Increased staff
- Access and equity
- Health Promotion, Education ( English lessons) jobs
- Health promotion & intervention across cultures and ensuring interpreters are used appropriately
- Cultural competency of staff providing services
- culturally appropriate services delivered by well trained professionals
- health promotion and prevention, access to health care encouraged through support groups, local media etc.
- Depending on the demographic area - where there is a minority, enabling services to be able to adequately care for these clients
- HEALTH PREVENTION AND PROMOTION TREATMENT AND CONTINUING CARE
- coordinated community based responses
- training workforce in culturally and linguistically diverse populations
- interpreter services, family centres of co-located 'one stop shop' health clinics, support staff for generalist case management
- health Promotion, Health Prevention, tracking, recall and surveillance to prevent/monitor chronic conditions
- Health promotion, investigations and appropriate treatment, ongoing care modalities
- access issues mainly around need for interpreters
- Health Promotion
- Violence prevention
- Ease of use and access to community health services eg. websites that have links to different languages as needed
- better and increased access to interpreters & support from migrant health workers
- culturally sensitive health promotion/ prevention
- interpreters for emerging communities ,bi lingual workers with health background
- health promotion and education
- general comments difficult as issues and needs vary.
- Consultation with community to ascertain specific needs and delivery of programs that meet these needs.
- Limited requirement in rural NSW - higher priorities of Chronic care, Adolescents and Families
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advocacy
to assist existing community health workers. -
community
based programs -
Community
based services Depends
on the group - but adequate health status assessment of refugees is needed
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