Resources Hub

The LIME Newsletter is published four times per year and highlights the latest information about issues concerning Indigenous health, relevant to Indigenous and non-Indigenous medical educators, students, general practitioners, policy makers, nursing and allied health professionals and educators, community members and all those interested in improving Indigenous health outcomes. It will also include updates on the LIME Network Program and progress that’s been made throughout the year.

The LIME Network hosts Slice of LIME Seminars on topics related to Indigenous health and health professional education. The seminars aim to contribute to sharing knowledge and strengthening capacity amongst the LIME Network membership.  Seminars are often co-hosted by the LIME Network and partner universities or organisations. Seminars are streamed live on-line where possible and recorded and uploaded to YouTube…

The LIME Network Resources Hub has been developed to enhance information sharing, supporting LIME Network members to deliver initiatives in Indigenous medical and health education, and encourage the development of Indigenous health as a discipline in its own right. If you would like to add a resource to the Hub, please contact us via lime-network@unimelb.edu.au

The LIME Good Practice Case Studies Resources showcase examples of good practice in Indigenous medical and health education from schools and specialist colleges across Australia and Aotearoa/New Zealand. The Resources include case studies on student recruitment and support; curriculum design; teaching and learning and community engagement. Each edition of the Good Practice Case Studies Resource is published so that medical and…

The purpose of the CDAMS Indigenous Health Curriculum Framework is to provide a set of guidelines for medical schools to aid the development and delivery of Indigenous health content in core medical education.

See Critical Reflection Tool and Accreditation Tool here

See relevant LIME Network Policies and Protocols here