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Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander university nursing graduates’ transition into the workforce: A collaborative yarning study
Background: Health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples remain poor, with higher rates of chronic disease, higher burden of disease and poorer life expectancy compared with non-Indigenous Australians. While there are a number of nationally targeted initiatives addressing health
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