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Supporting your Aboriginal colleagues

Damien Howard

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Abstract

One of the most significant contributors to work-related stress described by Aboriginal Health Workers in this study is the need to work with non-Aboriginal staff whose expectations and behaviour are grounded in a different culture and different health settings.

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One of the most significant contributors to work-related stress described by Aboriginal Health Workers in this study is the need to work with non-Aboriginal staff whose expectations and behaviour are grounded in a different culture and different health settings.

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One of the most significant contributors to work-related stress described by Aboriginal Health Workers in this study is the need to work with non-Aboriginal staff whose expectations and behaviour are grounded in a different culture and different health settings.

Key concepts: Project commissioning, Publishing, Work (physics), Grounded theory, Work stress, Public relations, Sociology, Psychology

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