Indigenous Australian

Indigenous Australian

Post has three assignments

1:Indigenous Australian

Indigenous Australians (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people).
should be 200 words.
Question:
What do you make of the current debate around the constitutional recognition of
Indigenous Australians?
See this link http://www.hreoc.gov.au/constitution/index.html
Page.1
Australian Human Rights Commission. (2016). About Constitutional Recognition. Retrieved
from: https://www.humanrights.gov.au/publications/about-constitutional-recognition
Page 9 and 10
Law Council of Australia. (2011). Constitutional recognition of Indigenous Australians.
Retrieved from: https://www.lawcouncil.asn.au/lawcouncil/images/LCAPDF/
speeches/ConstitutionalRecognitionofIndigenousAustralians.pdf
Page 45
Lee, T. (2013). Recognising indigenous people in the Australian constitution. The Australian
Nursing Journal, 20(10), 1320-3185. (Uploaded)
Page 318
Twomey, A. (2013). THE APPLICATION OF CONSTITUTIONAL PREAMBLES AND
THE CONSTITUTIONAL RECOGNITION OF INDIGENOUS AUSTRALIANS. The
International and Comparative Law Quarterly, 62(2), 317-343.
doi:http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/S0020589313000092 (Uploaded)

2:Explain religious politics and political religion, and provide two cases of each from American political history

3:As a MHN working in the acute mental health hospital (use recent peer reviewed evidenced based literature to) critique and argue the recovery strategies for compulsory client under the Victorian Mental Health Act (2014) recovering from a drug induced psyc

Experiencing a mental illness and the personal recovery can be a unique and an isolating journey.
As a Mental Health Nurse (MHN) working in the acute adult mental health hospital setting, (use recent peer reviewed evidenced based literature to) critique and argue the recovery strategies that the Mental Health Nurse (MHN) would implement with Ben who is a compulsory client under the Victorian Mental Health Act (2014) while recovering from a drug induced psychosis.

Experiencing a mental illness and the personal recovery can be a unique and an isolating journey.
As a Mental Health Nurse (MHN) working in the acute adult mental health hospital setting, (use recent peer reviewed evidenced based literature to) critique and argue the recovery strategies that the Mental Health Nurse (MHN) would implement with Ben who is a compulsory client under the Victorian Mental Health Act (2014) while recovering from a drug induced psychosis.Experiencing a mental illness and the personal recovery can be a unique and an isolating journey.
As a Mental Health Nurse (MHN) working in the acute adult mental health hospital setting, (use recent peer reviewed evidenced based literature to) critique and argue the recovery strategies that the Mental Health Nurse (MHN) would implement with Ben who is a compulsory client under the Victorian Mental Health Act (2014) while recovering from a drug induced psychosis.

Experiencing a mental illness and the personal recovery can be a unique and an isolating journey.
As a Mental Health Nurse (MHN) working in the acute adult mental health hospital setting, (use recent peer reviewed evidenced based literature to) critique and argue the recovery strategies that the Mental Health Nurse (MHN) would implement with Ben who is a compulsory client under the Victorian Mental Health Act (2014) while recovering from a drug induced psychosis.

Experiencing a mental illness and the personal recovery can be a unique and an isolating journey.
As a Mental Health Nurse (MHN) working in the acute adult mental health hospital setting, (use recent peer reviewed evidenced based literature to) critique and argue the recovery strategies that the Mental Health Nurse (MHN) would implement with Ben who is a compulsory client under the Victorian Mental Health Act (2014) while recovering from a drug induced psychosis.

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