TOPIC
Good health
care is the right of all Australians. How does the
state of Aboriginal health care relate to that of non-indigenous Australians? Why is this so and how can this
situation be addressed so that there is parity across all segments of
Australian society? Discuss
CONCLUSION
The low
health status of Indigenous people, especially compared to the health of the wider
Australian community is a national and international
disgrace. There are no quick fixes - it may
take years to see appreciable improvements - but the framework
needs to be laid to make change happen. Addressing the issues
underpinning this situation is fundamental to not only to achieving equity in
health outcomes for Aboriginal people but is central to achieving a sustainable quality of
life within all our Australian communities.
The conclusion should also be consistent with the introduction. See how the following
matches the conclusion also.
INTRODUCTION
Good health
care is the overall wellness including the not just the physical, but also the social,
emotional and cultural , of the individual and of the community in which he lives.This is
the right of all Australians.The relative health status of Australia's indigenous population is indeed
much poorer that the rest of the Australian population.. This is largely due to inadequate living conditions, lifestyle,
lack of education and employment, and historical conditions. To improve
the health status of Australia's indigenous population the government needs to allocate more funds to health services and the improvement of overall living conditions.