土著男子健康执行计划。

V. Williams, M. Kakakios
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尽管新南威尔士州人口的健康状况总体上有所改善,但土著男子的死亡率和发病率仍然远高于非土著男子。土著男子的生活质量下降,发病率和过早死亡率高得令人无法接受。改善其健康状况的努力取得的成功有限,因为这些努力往往没有认识到土著男子的健康和疾病经历与非土著男子不同,而且他们也以不同的方式接触和使用保健服务。这些差异是由文化决定的,对土著男子的健康结果有重大影响。
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The Aboriginal Men's Health Implementation Plan.
Despite an overall improvement in the health of the NSW population, Aboriginal men continue to suffer mortality and morbidity at much higher rates than non-Aboriginal men. Aboriginal men have a reduced quality of life, and unacceptably high rates of illness and premature death. The success of efforts to improve their health has been limited because these efforts have often failed to recognise that Aboriginal men experience health and illness differently from non-Aboriginal men, and that they also approach and use health services in a different manner. These differences are culturally-determined, and have a significant influence on the health outcomes of Aboriginal men.
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