Evaluation of an Australian indigenous housing programme: community level impact on crowding infrastructure function and hygiene

摘要

Background and AimHousing programmes in indigenous Australian communities have focused largely on achieving good standards of infrastructure function. The impact of this approach was assessed on three potentially important housing-related influences on child health at the community level: (1) crowding, (2) the functional state of the house infrastructure and (3) the hygienic condition of the houses.