Kanyini Vascular Collaboration 10th Annual Meeting
The KVC 10th Annual Meeting was held on Tuesday, 28 July 2015 at the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI) in Adelaide. To download Meeting Minutes, please click […]
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Newsletter – December 2014: Three monographs from the Kanyini Qualitative Study
In this issue, read about Kanyini Qualitative Study, HOME Study, Wellbeing Model study, and “Getting it right” – the Validation Study. Click here to download
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Kanyini Qualitative Study Monograph Series
The Kanyini Qualitative Study (KQS) was designed to explore principle barriers to and enablers of quality chronic disease care in order to better understand how systems of primary healthcare might […]
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Presentations at the PHCRIS Conference
Samantha Togni and Deborah Askew recently presented on behalf of the HOME Study team at the Primary Health Care Research and Information Service Conference, held in Sydney on the 10-12 […]
Kanyini Vascular Collaboration
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people experience a greater burden of heart disease, diabetes and kidney disease than the non-Indigenous population, and are less likely to get access to treatment. This program aims to find out why this happens and how to improve Indigenous health.
Data Access
Data collected from KVC research projects may be accessed by staff of KVC partner ACCHS sites, KVC partner organisations, students, researchers and collaborators who have been or are currently involved […]
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Projects and Studies
We are working to identify systemic barriers to health care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with cardiovascular and chronic kidney diseases (CVD and CKD) and diabetes.
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Facilitating engagement through strong relationships between primary healthcare and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Davy C, Cass A, Brady J, DeVries J, Fewquandie B, Ingram S, Mentha R, Simon P, Rickards B, Togni S, Liu H, Peiris D, Askew D, Kite E, Sivak L, […]
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