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Re-defining the subject of inquiry: Aboriginal health and the problem of medical work practices

Sandy Toussaint

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The author presents three brief and recent examples of inappropriate medical work practices of health professionals to highlight the need for change and the improvement of Aboriginal health. (non-author abstract)

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The author presents three brief and recent examples of inappropriate medical work practices of health professionals to highlight the need for change and the improvement of Aboriginal health. (non-author abstract)

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The author presents three brief and recent examples of inappropriate medical work practices of health professionals to highlight the need for change and the improvement of Aboriginal health. (non-author abstract)

Key concepts: Project commissioning, Subject (documents), Work (physics), Publishing, Engineering ethics, Medical research, Sociology, Public relations

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