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Leadership, ownership, and effective environmental health: A case study from northern Australia

Clark, Diane J. (1997). Leadership, ownership, and effective environmental health: A case study from northern Australia. In: National Rural Public Health Forum, Adelaide, 12-15 October 1997.

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Author Clark, Diane J.
Title Leadership, ownership, and effective environmental health: A case study from northern Australia
Conference Name National Rural Public Health Forum
Conference Location Adelaide
Conference Dates 12-15 October 1997
Place of Publication Deakin West Act 2600
Publisher National Rural Health Alliance
Publication Year 1997
ISSN 64340182   (check CDU catalogue  open catalogue search in new window)
Start Page 31
End Page 39
Total Pages 9
HERDC Category E2 - Conference Publication - Full written paper, non refereed proceedings (internal)
Abstract This paper examines some Indigenous communities that have successfully sustained community based environmental health programs with noticeable improvements in the physical environment and peoples health. The author discusses issues and strategies that appear to have impacted positively or negatively on the environmental health of the communities. Ingredients for effective delivery of environmental health programs include strong leadership; past history of successful participation in health programs; being able to overcome negativity; using appropriate processes; and using preferred Aboriginal learning styles.
 
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