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Future Directions for Aboriginal Health - Health Education for Aboriginal People

Joan Winch

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A Health Education Program called MARR MOODITJ was started at the Perth AMS in 1983 to teach the community about improving health and make people feel good about them. The progress and development of the program is highlighted thus signifying the efforts put in by the health workers.

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A Health Education Program called MARR MOODITJ was started at the Perth AMS in 1983 to teach the community about improving health and make people feel good about them. The progress and development of the program is highlighted thus signifying the efforts put in by the health workers.

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A Health Education Program called MARR MOODITJ was started at the Perth AMS in 1983 to teach the community about improving health and make people feel good about them. The progress and development of the program is highlighted thus signifying the efforts put in by the health workers.

Key concepts: Project commissioning, Publishing, Health education, Public relations, Community health, Health educators, Sociology, Health care

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