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Digital health research can be positive for Indigenous people. But our study found it needs to follow these principles

By Andrew Goodman, Postdoctoral Fellow in Indigenous Health, CSIRO
Georgina Chelberg, Postdoctoral Fellow, Centre for Ageing and Translation, University of Canberra
Ray Mahoney, Indigenous Science Research Director, Indigenous Science and Engagement, CSIRO

Researching what digital health interventions work for Indigenous people is effective when it’s Indigenous-led, based on trust, and engages local values and protocols.

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