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Fear, Trust and Aborigines: The Historical Experience of State Institutions and Current Encounters in the Health System
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  • 1994Aboriginal Health and History: Power and Prejudice in Remote Australia182 cited
  • 1992Binan Goonj : Bridging Cultures in Aboriginal Health.141 cited
  • 1972The remote aborigines79 cited

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