Reaching the most vulnerable: A study of factors affecting enrolment in nurse-led home visiting in very remote communities of Australia’s Northern Territory

Key Points

• Enrolment in nurse-led home visiting is affected by factors such as accessibility, demographics, and community engagement.
• The analysis involved qualitative interviews and surveys conducted in various remote communities over six months.
• Emerging themes highlight the role of trust, cultural sensitivity, and existing health services in influencing enrolment rates.
• Findings may inform strategies to enhance healthcare delivery in low-access areas, suggesting targeted interventions.