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List of Figures

Figure 1.1. Map of Australia displaying ARIA+ Remoteness Classification Index. Source: ABS, 2014.............................................................................................. 7 Figure 1.2. Pie graph of Australia’s population by remoteness classification, 2012. Source: AIHW, 2013. ......................................................................................... 8 Figure 1.3. Population age profile by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander status as percentage of total population. Source: AIHW, 2014a. .................................... 12 Figure 1.4. Number of registered nurses by remoteness. Source: AIHW, 2012a................ 17 Figure 1.5. Medical practitioners, FTE per 100,000 population by remoteness, 2013. Source: AIHW, 2014. ....................................................................................... 23 Figure 1.6. Number of general practitioners by remoteness classification, 2012. Source: AIHW, 2012. ....................................................................................... 24 Figure 2.1. Mental health episodes by main treatment type and remoteness (as percentage of total population according to Remoteness Classification Index), 2010–2011. Source: AIHW, 2012. ....................................................... 46 Figure 2.2. Hospital-based mental health service provision by remoteness area, 2011– 2012. Source: AIHW, 2013c............................................................................. 57 Figure 2.3. People receiving clinical mental health services by service type and remoteness area, 2010–2011. Source: AIHW, 2011. ........................................ 59 Figure 3.1. Adapted PRISMA Flow Diagram. Source: Zmeyov, 1998; Moher et al., 2009................................................................................................................... 89 Figure 5.1. Data analysis spiral. Adapted from Creswell, 2013, p. 183. ........................... 148 Figure 5.2. Handwritten thematic map. ............................................................................. 163 Figure 6.1. Messy map. Adapted from Clarke, 2005, p. 88............................................... 172 Figure 6.2. Initial (first generation) manually drawn relational map................................. 187 Figure 6.3. Situation map................................................................................................... 191 Figure 6.4. Situation map (computer-generated relational map). ...................................... 192 Figure 6.5. Clarke’s situational matrix. Source: Clarke, 2005, p. 73................................. 200 Figure 6.6. Early handwritten draft social world/arena map (1)........................................ 201 Figure 6.7. Early handwritten draft social world/arena map (2)........................................ 202 Figure 6.8. Social world/arena map. .................................................................................. 204 Figure 6.9. Discarded example of positional map. ............................................................ 208 Figure 6.10. Positional map. .............................................................................................. 209 Figure 8.1. Network universality. ...................................................................................... 263