SOUNDS LIKE CULTURE
Sounds Like Culture is a channel that disseminates and discusses all things culture in health, education and life. Pod-host Nina is an Arctic Indigenous Sea-Sami woman living and working on Kaurna Country in Australia, leading to unique inter-Indigenous experiences both under the Northern lights and Southern stars. Pod episodes are prepared by Nina Sivertsen and guests in their personal capacity, and sometimes contains AI generated content. The opinions expressed in this podcast are the author’s own and do not necessarily reflect the view of the departments/organisations in which they work.
Episodes
4 episodes
Timeline documenting Indigenous women's birthing experiences in mainstream hospitals
This episode presents a timeline of research around the dissatisfaction of Indigenous women with their birthing experiences in mainstream hospitals across Australia, Aotearoa, Canada, the US, Kalaallit Nunaat, and Sápmi. The timeline highlights...
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Episode 4
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18:13
Indigenous Women's Dissatisfaction with Mainstream Birthing Services
This episode presents a scoping review investigating the dissatisfaction of Indigenous women with their birthing experiences in mainstream hospitals across Australia, Aotearoa, Canada, the US, Kalaallit Nunaat, and Sápmi. The review analysed 22...
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Episode 3
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17:40
Making a connection
As nursing students or health care workers, how can we make connections with First Nations recipients of care?
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Episode 2
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14:06
The start of a learning journey about cultural safety in Nursing
This one is for new Nursing students out there - about why it is important to learn about cultural safety in practice in preparation for working with First Nations recipients of care, The Aboriginal art of Dadirri, and reflexivity.
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Episode 1
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