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Aboriginal Terminology

The appropriate use of Aboriginal terminology

The use of accurate and non-offensive language is an essential component of Aboriginal cultural respect and communication training.

'Communicating Positively' is the NSW Health guide to the use of appropriate Aboriginal terminology.

  • Communicating positively - A guide to appropriate Aboriginal [PDF, 1494KB]

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This web page is managed and authorised by Centre for Aboriginal Health of the NSW Department of Health. Last updated: 20 April, 2010

  • In this section:

  • Report to the Chief Health Officer
  • NSW Aboriginal Health Impact Statement & Guidelines
  • Aboriginal Health Close the Gap Report Card
  • Appropriate Aboriginal Terminology
  • Contact a NSW Aboriginal health service
  • Aboriginal Health Plan
 
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