Supporting aboriginal knowledge and practice in health care: lessons from a qualitative evaluation of the strong women, strong babies, strong culture program

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@gtb064 @Sikamikanico @ALeighMP Here you go. This is an accessible article. But looking through the references you may find more on why a Voice is needed.https://t.co/O4t7br0ExW

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