Improving access to hard-to-reach services: a soft entry approach to drug and alcohol services for rural Australian Aboriginal communities

Keyphrases

• Aboriginal Communities 100%
• Australian Aboriginal 100%
• Hard-to-reach 100%
• Expanded Access 100%
• Drug Services 100%
• Alcohol Services 100%
• Counselors 66%
• Aboriginal Australians 66%
• Non-indigenous 33%
• Indigenous Australians 33%
• Rapport 33%
• Service Delivery 33%
• Network Routing 33%
• Power Relationships 33%
• Human Service Professionals 33%
• Non-Aboriginal 33%
• Highly Skilled 33%
• Alcohol 33%
• Access to Services 33%
• Rural Context 33%
• Stigmatized 33%
• Responsive Communication 33%
• Drug-related Problems 33%
• Alcohol-related Harm 33%
• Drug Intervention 33%
• Access to Drugs 33%
• Alcohol Intervention 33%
• Drug-related Harm 33%
• Aboriginal Women 33%
• Specialized Knowledge 33%
• Place of Delivery 33%
• Skilled Communication 33%
• Frequent Attendance 33%
• Substance Problems 33%
• Racial Barriers 33%
• Quantitative Evaluation Method 33%
• Qualitative Evaluation Methods 33%

Social Sciences

• Qualitative Method 100%
• Dangerous Materials 100%
• Service Workers 100%
• Health Care Delivery 100%