- Assess, analyse and communicate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population trends.
- Communicate and engage through consultation with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander populations to strengthen skills to achieve and maintain good health.
- Promote, develop and support efficient and equitable gains by developing appropriate policy, legislation, regulation and fiscal measures.
- Understand ethical frameworks when working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities
- Engage as a professional with knowledge and skills in public health research, ethical practices, stakeholder analysis, information synthesis, effective communication and cultural safety.

- Understanding the diversity of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander populations and communities
- Ethical practice in data collection
- Historical factors impacting on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander populations and communities
- Health conditions and key health indicators of major concern to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander populations and communities
- Identify and analyse government and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health policy
- Funding mechanisms and outcomes within Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health policy
- Identify the key principles of successful health surveillance including partnership, ownership, consultation and action research.

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Distance Learning : IT Based

Integrated Learning

Integrated Learning: for 3 hour(s) per Week for Full Term