Mortality rates in 14 Queensland Aboriginal reserve communities

David S Trigger · Robyn A. Uncoln · Carol E. Matis

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Age-standardized comparisons of mortality rates from four causes in 14 Aboriginal reserves and communities in Queensland were examined. The 14 reserves were allocated to two groups within 10 socioenvironmental variables. The findings point to an association between Queensland Government Aboriginal policy, the administration of reserves, and the consequent mortality rates of the residents of these reserves.

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