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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Research Short Term Exchange/Study Scheme Application Commencing 2005

The National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) is pleased to announce the awarding of one Short Term Exchange/Study application to commence in July 2005. The Short Term Exchange/Study scheme was developed in response to interest expressed by researchers to develop links with Canada and New Zealand. The Program aims to enhance the research skills and profiles of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and other researchers in the field of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health in order to increase capacity in this sector.

Details of successful Short Term Exchange/Study Scheme applicants, are:

Mr Paul Stewart - VicHealth Koori Health Research & Community Development Unit
University of Melbourne
$20,000

Itinerary:

CANADA

NEW ZEALAND

Proposed departure date (month/year): Oct 05

Proposed departure date (month/year): Jul 05

Proposed time in Canada : 26 days

Proposed time in New Zealand : 14 days

 

Place (City/Country)

Organisation

Activity

Duration

Ottawa , Ontario /

Canada

 

Institute of

Aboriginal Peoples'

Health (IAPH)

 

•  Presentation

•  Site Visits

•  Interviews

•  Meeting and sharing ideas

 

11 days

 

Hamilton , Ontario /

Canada

 

 

 

 

Oshweken , Ontario /

Canada

 

Indigenous Studies

Programme,

McMaster

University

 

 

Six Nations Council

 

•  Presentation

•  Site Visits

•  Interviews

•  Meeting and sharing ideas

 

15 days

Auckland / New

Zealand

 

Department of

Maori and Pacific

Health, Auckland

University

 

•  Presentation

•  Site Visits

•  Interviews

•  Meeting and sharing ideas

 

7 days

Wellington / New

Zealand

 

Wellington School

of Medicine &

Health Sciences,

University of Otago

 

•  Presentation

•  Site Visits

•  Interviews

•  Meeting and sharing ideas

 

7 days

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