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Underfunded and undervalued: community-based health promotion practitioners’ experiences of Western Australia’s prevention sector
Prevention is a central policy focus of contemporary health promotion, offering cost-effective strategies to reduce disease burden and improve population well-being. Despite this, Australia allocates a small proportion of its health budget to prevention, with funding models characterized by short-te
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