Health and Wellbeing of Australian Indigenous People

Since the first time Caucas came to Australia in 1788, the indigenous peoples of Australia systematically degraded the culture and people of their indigenous peoples. For this reason, indigenous peoples have a great influence on health and mental health (Dudgeon 2010, p. 38). According to Parker (2010, p. 5), diabetes, renal failure, cardiovascular disease, and rheumatic heart disease are prominent in the health problems of indigenous people and the people of the Torrance Islands. As mentioned earlier, there are many factors, including social and emotional issues affecting the health of indigenous peoples and people in the Torrance Islands.

There are significant health differences between Australian indigenous people and Australians outside the Earth. Being an Australian aborigine means that the person is considered to be an Australian, recognizing their unique legacy and being accepted in the community they live in (Daly, Speedy, & Jackson , 2010). Compared with Australians other than Australians, indigenous peoples die younger, have more disabilities, and the quality of life is deteriorating due to poor physical condition. - Although health can be defined in various ways, from the perspective of 'indigenous peoples', health refers not only to the relative dynamic health of individuals but also the social, emotional and cultural well-being of the community as a whole I will. Everyone can bring out their possibilities to the maximum. The relative nature of health refers to how to judge the health level over time or when compared with other people of indigenous peoples.

Because health is social, emotional and cultural well-being of the community as a whole, this concept is related to the sense of becoming an Australian indigenous people. This concept of health conceptualization has much in common with the social determinant model and is important for the simple application of medical models as a means of improving indigenous people's health. Purely medical methods definitely help to identify and reduce individual diseases, but those limits in dealing with the overall health risks of the population, such as those indigenous people experience, are recognized It must be.

Since the first time Caucas came to Australia in 1788, the indigenous peoples of Australia systematically degraded the culture and people of their indigenous peoples. For this reason, indigenous peoples have a great influence on health and mental health (Dudgeon 2010, p. 38). According to Parker (2010, p. 5), diabetes, renal failure, cardiovascular disease, and rheumatic heart disease are prominent in the health problems of indigenous people and the people of the Torrance Islands. As mentioned above, it contains many factors