The purpose of this post is to provide the presentation that I gave at the IPEd2021 Conference ‘Editing on the Edges’. The content consists of a MS PowerPoint presention and the speech notes.
Category: Cultural Safety
Cultural Rigour in Aboriginal Patient Reported Outcome Measures
Mark’s presentation at the 8th Rural and Remote Health Scientific Symposium, a virtual show, on 6th October 2021. See: https://www.ruralhealth.org.au/8rrhss/ CC BY 4.0 Citation: Lock, M.J. & Tinsley, M. (2021). Cultural rigour in Aboriginal Patient Reported Outcomes for the NSW Health System. Online presentation (PowerPoint Slides) to the 8th Rural and Remote Health Scientific Symposium,…… Continue reading Cultural Rigour in Aboriginal Patient Reported Outcome Measures
Journal article alert – culturally safe language assessment
Zupan, B., Campbell-Woods, N., & Thompson, H. (2021). Scoping review: Language assessment practices for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children in Australia and guidelines for clinical practice. Australian Journal of Rural Health. #lockedupknowledge for at $USD42.00 https://doi.org/10.1111/ajr.127661. 1. Summary: This cool scoping literature review (I love literature reviews!) found 9 studies on the topic of language assessment…… Continue reading Journal article alert – culturally safe language assessment
Definitional Debate (Cultural Safety) – Errors and Ethics in Publications
It boils down to this: Williams’ (1998) unpublished paper has an ordinary paragraph on p. 15 of Appendix 3, about cultural safety. That paragraph was re-phrased as a “definition” in Bin-Sallik’s (2003) paper. Bin-Sallik intellectually credits Williams. In the Williams (1999) publication, intellectual credit goes to Eckermann et al. (1994). There is no resemblance between…… Continue reading Definitional Debate (Cultural Safety) – Errors and Ethics in Publications
Closing the Gap Report 2021 – Cultural Safety = Reduced Racism in Government Services?
I’ve been in health policy analysis since 2004, and before that – from 1998 – in various health roles in Aboriginal health. Thus, I’ve seen a lot of governments spruik their reports and expenditure about First Nations Australians. It’s all glamorous and glitzy in the reports, in front of the cameras, and on the news.…… Continue reading Closing the Gap Report 2021 – Cultural Safety = Reduced Racism in Government Services?
Cultural Safety Definition Debate – Should the Williams (1999) definition of cultural safety be archived and rescinded?
Contribute to the debate in the Facebook group Cultural Safety and Security and on Twitter @MarkJLock1
Author Cultural Identity Matters
The concept of introducing cultural identity as a component of an author’s credentials could be a meaningful action to acknowledge and respect Indigenous authors involved in rural health research and manuscripts.
Welcome to culturally safe editing
What’s cultural safety have to do with editing? Cultural safety is when you are not diminished, demeaned or disempowered in writing, language, and discourse. Your cultural identity should be reflected, respected and empowered through the editing process. Editing is a relational process between the author and the editor and many other people – it’s more than grammar…… Continue reading Welcome to culturally safe editing
Education Qualifications – Scientific Rigour
[et_pb_section admin_label=”section”] [et_pb_row admin_label=”row”] [et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text admin_label=”Text”] I bring scientific rigour to editing and cultural safety. Rigour in the sense used here is “strictness” in the development and application of scientific research. It means that every aspect of the research must be justified, verified, and replified (my word! from replication). My research needs to go…… Continue reading Education Qualifications – Scientific Rigour