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2024/09/04 by Kane, Juanita, Haitana, Tracy Nicola, Suetonia Green +1
#Architecture #Arts and Humanities #Community Health #Ethnicity and Post-Colonial Studies #FOS: Civil engineering #Indigenous Studies #Medical Humanities #Medicine and Health Sciences #Mental and Social Health #Race

paper · doi:10.17605/osf.io/ehd2r

Abstract

This is a scoping review protocol for a review of what is known from the published literature about the experiences of systems for Indigenous Peoples to consider how this published literature maps to the TKHM-modified Williams & Mohammed model for explaining Indigenous determinants of health.

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