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Cultural safety, embedded in how you practise
Practical allyship guides that support reflective practice for Ahpra-registered health professionals.
Why now
Cultural safety is embedded in the shared Ahpra Code of Conduct for registered health practitioners — it’s part of good, safe care, not an optional extra. Codes and modules set the expectation; the harder question is what cultural safety looks like in a real consultation, ward round or home visit. These guides help you close that gap with reflection you can actually use.
What the guides give your team
Reflection on the reflexive work — your own assumptions, power and privilege in the clinical relationship — rather than a course “about” culture.
Practical prompts for culturally safe consultations, aligned with the expectations in the Ahpra Code of Conduct.
Short, shared language across a multidisciplinary team, from reception to registrars.
Reading that can contribute to your reflective CPD.
A note on CPD: the series can contribute to reflective CPD — it is not accredited CPD. Record it as part of your own reflection and self-directed learning.
Whole team, how it works
Pocket-sized and readable between patients, written for the whole practice or unit — clinical and non-clinical alike. Cultural safety is determined by the patient, family and community, so the guides keep pointing back to First Nations people as the ones who define it.
On our roadmap, the series is designed to be led with First Nations co-facilitators.