Improving social and emotional wellbeing among Aboriginal young people in Australia

September 14, 2016 04:00 PM - 05:00 PM EDT

Alexandra Kilian, one of McMaster Health Forum's Queen Elizabeth Scholars in Strengthening Health Systems, shares her insights into the value of partnership research in Aboriginal health. In this webinar, she highlights the pathways, challenges and future directions for improved social and emotional wellbeing among Aboriginal young people in Australia.

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