Hayley Harrison

Keywords Cultural diversity Pediatrics Hospitals Scoping review Quality indicators Health care Introduction ‘Cultural Safety’ is a concept from New Zealand that has been adopted in Australia, Canada, and more recently the United Kingdom toward equitable health care for First Nations peoples (Lokugamage et al., 2023). In Australia, health care consumers have requested that the concept of culturally safe experience of care is extended to families who enter the country as refugees or migrants.

In her book, Connecting Whole-School Literacy:Building Capacity from Leadership to Classroom Practice, author Hayley Harrison draws on 20 years of classroom experience to promote an understanding that literacy is every educator’s responsibility. The book is a practical guide for teachers and school leaders that presents research on how students learn to read and write, and how teachers can effectively support struggling readers and writers.

In which Hayley Harrison’s mental health takes a tumble after George is diagnosed. My idea of my child was already forming before he was born. It’s amazing how quickly I could shape an entire human being in my mind, down to the hobbies he’d have, the toys he’d like to play with, what he’d want to be when he grew up and how he’d dress. I remember the day I realised that my mind’s child would never exist, and never had.