The CRC for Aboriginal Health has developed a publication to help
guide researchers and research supervisors who are working in
Indigenous settings. The publication is intended to be a hands-on
resource in the field and a resource to support training.
The publication is an easy-to-use manual that presents useful
information and practical advice in plain English. It draws on and
acknowledges other publications and work already done and uses
stories and examples to support information about:
- setting up a workplace with the capacity to employ, support and
train a developing researcher;
- research processes and issues (a practical overview);
- doing research work in and with Indigenous communities.
The guide, Alison Laycock with Diane Walker, Nea Harrison and
Jenny Brands 2009,
Supporting Indigenous Researchers: a
practical guide for supervisors, was launched on 18 March
2009.
View guide
[pdf]
View media
release 17 March 2009 [pdf]
View CRCAH Publications
page
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