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Challenges in Identifying and Studying the Research Workforce in Indigenous Health

Cunningham, Joan and Rumbold, Alice R. (2006). Challenges in Identifying and Studying the Research Workforce in Indigenous Health. Australasian Epidemiologist,13(1):6-8.

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IRMA ID 10010xPUB36
Title Challenges in Identifying and Studying the Research Workforce in Indigenous Health
Author Cunningham, Joan
Rumbold, Alice R.
Journal Name Australasian Epidemiologist
Publication Date 2006
Volume Number 13
Issue Number 1
ISSN 1327-8835   (check CDU catalogue open catalogue search in new window)
Start Page 6
End Page 8
Total Pages 3
Place of Publication Australia
Publisher Australasian Epidemiologist
Field of Research 1103 - Clinical Sciences
1117 - Public Health and Health Services
HERDC Category C3 - Journal Article - Non-refereed articles (including articles in professional journals) (internal)
Abstract There can be little doubt that improving the health of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population is a critical issue for Australia. As most readers would be aware, Indigenous Australians are disadvantaged on a large range of health and socioeconomic measures. This paper explains the challenges that can come in identifying and studying the research workforce for indigenous health and recommendations to solve these challenges is also given.
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