Yarning about gambling in Indigenous communities : an Aboriginal and Islander mental health initiative

Study of the socioeconomic and cultural factors linked with gambling in the Northern Territory - urban and remote communities - development of a gambling public health strategy - community concerns identified through focus group discussions and individual interviews - negative consequences of gambli...

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Published in:The Australian journal of social issues 2011-06, Vol.46 (4), p.371-389
Main Authors: Nagel, Tricia, Hinton, Rachael, Thompson, Valerie, Spencer, Neil
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Aboriginal Australians
Addictive behaviors
Alcohol
Australian aborigines
Behavior
Community
Company business management
Culture
empowerment
Family
GAMBLING
Gambling industry
Gaming machines
Government Regulation
Health
Health Policy
Indigenous mental health
INDIGENOUS PEOPLE
Indigenous Populations
Influence
Laws, regulations and rules
Management
Mental disorders
MENTAL HEALTH
Mental health care
Native peoples
Productivity
PUBLIC HEALTH
public health strategy
resilience
Social aspects
Treatment Programs
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Alcohol
Australian aborigines
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Community
Company business management
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empowerment
Family
GAMBLING
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Gaming machines
Government Regulation
Health
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Laws, regulations and rules
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Productivity
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Treatment Programs
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