Volume 222 Issue 2 Supplement · 3 February 2025
Murru Minya: examining ethical research processes and practices in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health and medical research.
Murru Minya: a national exploration of ethical research and research ethics in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health and medical research
This work is an invitation to address the urgent systemic change required to safeguard Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and communities on our terms
Felicity Collis (Gomeroi) · Michelle Kennedy (Wiradjuri)
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community experiences and recommendations for health and medical research: a mixed methods study
Researchers, funding bodies and institutions should invest in communities to lead, control and govern their own research
Felicity Collis (Gomeroi) · Kade Booth · Jamie Bryant · Tanika Ridgeway (Worimi) · Catherine Chamberlain (Palawa) · Jaquelyne Hughes (Wagadagam) · Kalinda E Griffiths (Yawuru) · Mark Wenitong (Kabi Kabi) · Peter O'Mara (Wiradjuri) · Alex Brown (Yuin) · Sandra J Eades (Noongar) · Kelvin M Kong (Worimi) · Michelle Kennedy (Wiradjuri)
Researchers’ self‐reported adherence to ethical principles in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health and medical research and views on improving conduct: a mixed methods study
Structural and individual change is required to accommodate community priority setting, governance, consultation, leadership and translation in ethical research
Kade Booth · Jamie Bryant · Felicity Collis (Gomeroi) · Catherine Chamberlain (Palawa) · Jaquelyne Hughes (Wagadagam) · Breanne Hobden · Kalinda E Griffiths (Yawuru) · Mark Wenitong (Kabi Kabi) · Peter O'Mara (Wiradjuri) · Alex Brown (Yuin) · Sandra J Eades (Noongar) · Kelvin M Kong (Worimi) · Raymond W Lovett (Wongaibon Ngiyampaa) · Michelle Kennedy (Wiradjuri)
Reported processes and practices of researchers applying for human research ethics approval for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health research: a mixed methods study
We join calls for the establishment and appropriate resourcing of state-based AHRECs in every jurisdiction
Jamie Bryant · Kade Booth · Felicity Collis (Gomeroi) · Catherine Chamberlain (Palawa) · Jaquelyne Hughes (Wagadagam) · Breanne Hobden · Kalinda E Griffiths (Yawuru) · Mark Wenitong (Kabi Kabi) · Peter O'Mara (Wiradjuri) · Alex Brown (Yuin) · Sandra J Eades (Noongar) · Kelvin M Kong (Worimi) · Raymond W Lovett (Wongaibon Ngiyampaa) · Michelle Kennedy (Wiradjuri)
Human research ethics committee processes and practices for approving Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health research: a mixed methods study
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and AHRECs carry an important role in the review of health research involving Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
Michelle Kennedy (Wiradjuri) · Kade Booth · Jamie Bryant · Felicity Collis (Gomeroi) · Catherine Chamberlain (Palawa) · Jaquelyne Hughes (Wagadagam) · Romany McGuffog · Breanne Hobden · Kalinda E Griffiths (Yawuru) · Mark Wenitong (Kabi Kabi) · Peter O'Mara (Wiradjuri) · Alex Brown (Yuin) · Sandra J Eades (Noongar) · Kelvin M Kong (Worimi) · Raymond W Lovett (Wongaibon Ngiyampaa)
Beyond ethical guidelines: upholding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ethical governance in health and medical research. A scoping review
We found a concerning lack of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ethical governance reported in health and medical research
Felicity Collis (Gomeroi) · Kade Booth · Jamie Bryant · Michelle Kennedy (Wiradjuri)
How well are researchers applying ethical principles and practices in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health and medical research? A cross‐sectional study
Urgent attention is needed to develop and implement routine evaluations of research practices in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health and medical research
Michelle Kennedy (Wiradjuri) · Kade Booth · Jamie Bryant · Felicity Collis (Gomeroi) · Catherine Chamberlain (Palawa) · Jaquelyne Hughes (Wagadagam) · Breanne Hobden · Kalinda E Griffiths (Yawuru) · Mark Wenitong (Kabi Kabi) · Peter O'Mara (Wiradjuri) · Alex Brown (Yuin) · Sandra J Eades (Noongar) · Kelvin M Kong (Worimi) · Raymond W Lovett (Wongaibon Ngiyampaa)
Addressing inequality of health care
Michael Skilton
Urban green space provision: the case for policy‐based solutions to support human health
Craig Williams · Christie Byrne · Shannon Evenden · Veronica Soebarto · Stefan Caddy‐Retalic · Carmel Williams · Yonatal Tefera · Xiaoqi Feng · Andrew Lowe
Genetic counsellors: facilitating the integration of genomics into health care
Tatiane Yanes · Eliza Courtney · Mary‐Anne Young · Amy Pearn · Aideen McInerney‐Leo · Jodie Ingles
The role of GLP‐1 receptor agonists in the management of obesity: risks and opportunities for the Australian health care system
Christopher Kanellis · Kyle Williams · Darcy Q Holt · Jennifer Wong · Rachel David · Ravi Carothers · Suong Le
The social and political framework of health
Virginia Barbour
The equitable challenges to quality use of modulators for cystic fibrosis in Australia
Laura K Fawcett · Shafagh A Waters · Adam Jaffe
Disorders of gut–brain interaction, eating disorders and gastroparesis: a call for coordinated care and guidelines on nutrition support
Trina Kellar · Chamara Basnayake · Rebecca E Burgell · Michael Kamm · Hannah W Kim · Kate Lane · Kate Murphy · Nicholas J Talley