
Danielle Dyall
Minjungbal social emotional wellbeing leader at AMSANT and NACCHO; Indigenous health researcher focused on data sovereignty and trauma-informed care
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Jul 19, 2026
S03 EP 03: Whose data, whose story? Indigenous health in digital systems
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Andrew GoodmanGUEST
We don't wanna just keep painting the same picture and have investment and effort put towards places that may not be the most effective.

Danielle DyallGUEST
And I think one of the way he started the conversation around how Aboriginal people view health as holistic is a really crucial part to the data story because this is what social emotional wellbeing is all about.

Danielle DyallGUEST
And it is a framework that has been developed by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people And it is a framework that describes what well-being means to us.

Danielle DyallGUEST
And it's about the connections that we have in life that keeps us well and that keeps us strong and keeps us resilient to things when things do go bad.
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