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GP Vivas · aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander-health

Culturally safe care — structured viva

Structured oral on culturally safe care: defining cultural safety under pressure, defending the health-gap numbers, answering the 'training doesn't work' challenge, communication and interpreters, the ACCHO model, and maternity engagement.

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The examiner opens: 'Your practice has asked you to lead cultural safety. Where do you start — and how will you know it worked?' The viva branches through definitions, the health gap, the training evidence, communication, models of care and maternity.

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You are the GP lead. The practice board wants a cultural safety plan. The examiner probes what you would change, what you would measure, and what the evidence says. [35]

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