Cultural safety in healthcare

Clinical yarning is a person-centred framework used to improve communication when delivering care to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Clinical yarning has three components: the social yarn, the diagnostic yarn and the management yarn. To learn more about Clinical Yarning, its components and how these can help you enhance communication in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander healthcare, we have collated some freely available resources that you may find useful:

• “Yarn with me”: applying clinical yarning to improve clinician-patient communication in Aboriginal health care (csiro.au)
• Clinical Yarning
• Shared decision making (nsw.gov.au)