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The extreme health disadvantage of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people has been recognized and documented for some time 1,2 . Unfortunately, comparatively little has been written regarding potential lasting solutions 3,4 . When discussing Indigenous health issues it seems easier to document health disadvantage or to describe the great need that exists for improved services, than to define potential solutions. Indeed, it is an area for which there is precious little evidence to help guide policy makers in their quest for answers.

'Sorry' - in word and actions. Improving health in rural and remote Indigenous communities