Wounds Australia 2022 - Health Inequality And What To Do About It

Update: 2022-10-26

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Improving the health of First Nations people has been identified as a national priority. Join the wound Doctors and Kaurna man, Prof James Charles and Aboriginal Nurse Practitioner, Lesley Salem as they discuss the issues facing First Nations people who are disproportionately affected by wounds, and underrepresented in the health work force. Then find out what steps can be taken to remedy these situations and how you might be able to help!

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