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'It's still happening a lot': Canberra's newest Aboriginal health worker says stereotypes are still hurting patients
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'It's still happening a lot': Canberra's newest Aboriginal health worker says stereotypes are still hurting patients
Krystle Johnson is one of 11 Aboriginal Liaison Officers in Canberra to undergo a new training course to become a qualified health worker. Photo: James Coleman. According to Krystle Johnson, there’s still racial stereotyping taking place in Canberra’s health centres. The graduate of a new Certificate III in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health is also one of three Aboriginal Liaison Officers (ALOs) at North Canberra Hospital, assigned to…
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