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. 2022 May 30;19(11):6691. doi: 10.3390/ijerph19116691

Table 1.

Summary of key characteristics of the educational interventions included.

Reference
Country
Learner Level and Field of Study Site and Type of Educational Intervention Duration.
Delivery Method
Level of Indigenous Involvement
Arnold et al. (2008) [16]
Canada
Undergraduate nursing students. University.
Reciprocal partnership, including community placements.
Not specified.
Face-to-face.
Initiated, co-designed, and co-delivered.
Bernhardt et al. (2011) [59]
Canada
Undergraduate speech-language pathology and audiology students. University.
Unit of study, including community placement.
8-month teaching period.
26 h in-class teaching time.
26 h out of class time.
Face-to-face with some online components.
Advisory Group established.
Co-designed and co-delivered.
Bolton and Andrews (2018) [30]
Australia
Doctor of physiotherapy students. University.
Field trip within a unit of study.
Not specified.
Face-to-face.
Co-designed and co-delivered.
Carriage et al. (2017) [24]
Australia
Fifth-year medical students. University.
Rural and remote placements.
Half-day lecture followed by 5-week placement.
Face-to-face.
Aboriginal Medical Service host organisations, including cultural mentoring.
Chiodo et al. (2014) [29]
Australia
Undergraduate psychology students. University.
Unit of study.
6-week teaching period.
2 h weekly lectures.
1 h weekly tutorials.
Face-to-face.
Includes a ‘diverse teaching group’ and involvement of ‘Indigenous guest speakers.’
Crampton et al. (2003) [25]
Aotearoa New Zealand
Third-year medical students. University.
Cultural immersion placement.
1 week
Face-to-face.
Consultation and collaboration with local community.
Delbridge et al. (2021) [38]
Australia
Undergraduate and postgraduate health professions students. University.
2 discipline specific PBL modules.
1 inter-professional simulation session.
PBL modules:
Pre-workshop online learning, 1 h seminar, and 3 h workshop.
Simulation:
Pre-session online learning, length of session not specified.
Face-to-face with some online components
Co-designed involving expert knowledge holders.
Demers et al. (2021) [31]
Canada
Undergraduate occupational therapy students. University.
Fieldwork placement.
Pre-placement self-paced learning.
8-week placement.
Face-to-face with some online components.
Partnership was initiated by a community-based Indigenous OT.
Dowell et al. (2001) [60]
Aotearoa New Zealand
Third-year medical students. University.
Cultural immersion placement; part of a unit of study.
1 week
Face-to-face.
Consultation and collaboration with local community.
Durey et al. (2017) [90]
Australia
Health professionals (radiation oncology). CPE.
Workshop.
2 h workshop.
Face-to-face.
Co-presentation.
Duthie et al. (2013) [54]
Australia
Master of social work students. University.
Field experience; part of a unit of study.
1 day.
Face-to-face.
Co-designed and co-delivered.
Fleming et al. (2017) [17]
Australia
Midwifery academic educators. CPE.
Workshops and yarning circles.
2 half-day workshops and 5 yarning circles; held over a 12-week semester.
Face-to-face.
Co-designed and co-delivered.
Gray et al. (2020) [62]
Australia
Undergraduate allied health students. University.
Workshop.
1 day.
Face-to-face.
Co-designed and co-delivered.
Hardcastle and Bradford (2007) [67]
Australia
Nurses and other health professionals. CPE.
Online module.
6 self-paced
learning modules.
Online (web-based training programme).
Initiated, co-designed, and co-delivered.
Hart et al. (2015) [18]
Australia
Undergraduate nursing students. University.
Pre-placement unit.
Placement (urban, rural, and remote locations).
Pre-placement semester unit of study.
Placement (5 weeks).
Face-to-face.
Collaboration and consultation with Aboriginal Medical Services to set up placements.
Herzog (2017) [83]
Canada
Fourth-year medical students. University.
Elective unit of study.
4 weeks.
Face-to-face.
Development and delivery of learning.
Herzog et al. (2021) [68]
Canada
Second-year medical students. University.
Class activity.
Not specified.
Face-to-face
Not specified.
Hudson and Maar (2014) [26]
Canada
First-year medical students. University.
Pre-placement preparation.
Placement in community.
4 weeks (total)
2-week placement in Aboriginal community.
2-week follow-up on campus.
Face-to-face with some online components.
Co-designed, co-delivered, and co-evaluation.
Hulko et al. (2021) [19]
Canada
Health professionals (nurses working with dementia patients). CPE.
Module.
Self-paced, equivalent to 8–10 h completed over 8 weeks.
Online and face-to-face components.
Co-designed and co-delivered.
Jackson et al. (2013) [55]
Australia
Masters-level postgraduate health professions students. University.
Workshop within a compulsory subject.
1 day; 7 discrete sessions.
Face-to-face.
Co-designed and co-delivered.
Jamieson et al. (2017) [32]
Canada
First-year occupational therapy students. University.
Modules included in a first year OT course.
3 × 1 h modules.
Face-to-face.
Co-designed and co-delivered.
Joyce (1996) [69]
Aotearoa New Zealand
Undergraduate nursing students. University.
Scaffolded and integrated curriculum across undergraduate programme.
3-year curriculum. Approximately 252 h total across 3600 h of teaching.
Face-to-face.
Co-delivery of teaching.
Kelly et al. (2016) [20]
Australia
Renal health training for new and current nursing staff. CPE.
Workshop (pilot and evaluation).
Aim is to offer a 1-day workshop.
Face-to-face.
Not specified.
Kickett et al. (2014) [56]
Australia
First-year health sciences students. University.
Integrated curricula.
12-week semester.
2 h weekly tutorials.
Offered in two formats: fully online; and face-to-face with some online components.
Co-coordination.
Delivery of teaching.
Lucas et al. (2021) [57]
Australia
Master of pharmacy students. University.
Immersive workshop.
8 h.
Face-to-face.
Co-designed and co-delivered.
Maar et al. (2020) [80]
Canada
Pre-clerkship medical students. University.
Simulated clinical scenarios.
15-min interview and 20-min debrief interview.
Face-to-face.
Co-designed and co-delivered.
Mahara et al. (2011) [21]
Canada
Baccalaureate nursing students. University.
Proposed curriculum.
Scaffolded and integrated curriculum across the programme; includes a community placement.
4-year curriculum. Total amount of time not specified.
Proposed activities would be face-to-face.
Conceptualisation, planning, and development.
McCartan et al. (2021) [33]
Australia
First-year nutrition science students. University.
Integrated curriculum across first year.
Integrated across 4 semester-long first-year subjects.
Face-to-face.
Co-designed.
Mills et al. (2022) [84]
Australia
Undergraduate health sciences students. University.
Semester-long unit of study.
Four 3 h workshops across a 12-week unit.
1 face-to-face workshop; 3 online workshops (due to COVID-19).
Co-designed and co-delivered.
Min et al. (2020) [63]
Canada
Third- and fourth-year pharmacy students. University.
One-semester unit of study; includes experiential learning activities.
3 h per week; 36 h total.
Face-to-face.
Co-designed and co-delivered.
Nash et al. (2006) [64]
Australia
Undergraduate nursing students. University.
Scaffolded and integrated curricula across the programme of study.
Seven units across the programme had content embedded; five were practical placements.
Face-to-face with online components.
Consultation and collaboration in the development.
NSW Government Family and Community Services (2007) [85,86,87]
Australia
Not specified. Vocational training.
Units of study within a Certificate III in Aged Care.
5-day workshop.
Face-to-face.
Contributed to resource development.
Required as assessor(s).
Oosman et al. (2019) [58]
Canada
Master of physical therapy students. University.
Pre-placement orientation session.
Placement in community.
Varied length,
2–4-week placements.
2 days per week in a health facility, 3 days per week in community.
Face-to-face.
Design and delivery of community practicum.
Paul et al. (2019) [27]
Australia
Medical students, first to fourth year. University.
Vertically and horizontally integrated curriculum.
Activities included in the curriculum vary between 1 h (smoking ceremony and welcome to country) and 8-weeks (rural GP and psychiatry rotation).
Face-to-face.
Aboriginal health team responsible for coordination, development, implementation, and evaluation.
Power et al. (2020) [22]
Australia
Third-year nursing students. University.
Elective clinical placement.
Not specified.
Face-to-face.
Written and facilitated.
Ramsden (1992) [70]
Aotearoa New Zealand
Undergraduate nursing and midwifery students. University.
Proposed curriculum framework.
Not specified, but curricula to be scaffolded and embedded throughout the programmes.
Not specified.
Conceptualisation of framework.
Richardson et al. (2017) [71]
Canada
Child and youth mental health workers. CPE.
Short course.
5-day training programme.
Face-to-face.
Co-designed and co-delivered.
Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (2011) [36]
Australia
Medical practitioners. CPE.
Framework for delivery; to be developed and delivered on a case-by-case basis by accredited trainers.
Minimum 6 h, up to 10 h of structured learning.
Must also include preparatory activities.
Mandatory 6 h face-to-face; can also include online components.
Planning, delivery, and evaluation of the programme.
Ryder et al. (2013) [28]
Australia
Second- and third-year medical students. University.
Structured clinical simulations.
3 h session.
Face-to-face.
Co-designed and co-delivered.
Sjoberg and McDermott (2016) [73]
Australia
Health professions students (undergraduate and postgraduate). University.
Assessment included within a semester-long unit of study.
Not specified.
Face-to-face.
Development.
Thackrah and Thomson (2013) [23]
Australia
First-year midwifery students. University.
Semester-long unit of study.
12-week semester.
2 contact hours per week.
Face-to-face.
Co-designed and co-delivered.
The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners (n.d.) [91]
Aotearoa New Zealand
Practicing general practitioners. CPE.
Online training module.
Self-paced training module.
Online.
Development and presentation.
Thorpe and Burgess (2012) [66]
Australia
Undergraduate preservice teachers. University.
Semester-long unit of study.
12-week semester.
Weekly contact time not specified.
Face-to-face.
Co-designed and co-delivered.
West et al. (2021) [81]
Australia
Final year undergraduate podiatry students. University.
Immersive clinical placement.
Minimum of four 1-day placements over the final year of study.
Face-to-face
Clinic is staffed by Aboriginal health professionals.