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Manuals
A widely used and highly regarded resource in remote health across central, northern, and remote Australia, the Remote Primary Health Care Manuals support and promote good clinical practice in primary health care.
Medicines Book
Medicines Book for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Practitioners
Resources
We have partnered with a range of organisations to compile our resources portal. This provides access to training, health promotion and educational resources, that support health professionals to provide culturally-safe, accessible, and responsive healthcare in remote Aboriginal Health Service settings. Links are provided to:
- Printable resources from the Remote Primary Health Care Manuals
- Training and resources that encourage critical reflection on the concept of cultural safety and support collaborative and respectful work with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and communities
- Health promotion resources (by topic area) developed specifically for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
- Training programs that provide further education on remote primary health care
Manuals for clinicians can now be ordered from our online bookshop!
To place an order please click here
Please note that there is currently a limit of two copies for each manual.
For free shipping: select the 'Local Pickup' option and put your delivery address into the ‘Billing
address’ section.
If you have queries please email RPHCM: remotephcmanuals@flinders.edu.au
The Remote Primary Health Care Manuals acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians, both past and present, at the various locations where the Manuals are used, and recognises their continued relationship and responsibility to these Lands and waters.
Our partners
The Remote Primary Health Care Manuals are governed by a Joint Venture Agreement between
four partners,
with funding and support from the Australian Government Department of Health.