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'You are just a puppet': Australian Aboriginal people's experience of disempowerment when undergoing treatment for end-stage renal disease
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  • 2004Sampling issues in qualitative research400 cited
  • 1999A REVIEW OF ‘TRADITIONAL’ ABORIGINAL HEALTH BELIEFS182 cited
  • 2008“All they said was my kidneys were dead”: Indigenous Australian patients’ understanding of their chronic kidney disease84 cited
  • 2000Exploring hope in patients with end stage renal disease on chronic hemodialysis.33 cited
  • 1994Social and cultural differences affect medical treatment.24 cited

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