The Community as Pedagogy: innovations in Indigenous health worker education
Journal of Higher Education Policy and ManagementPublished 1 May 1997
Kathleen Clapham, Kristie Daniel DiGregorio, Angela Dawson, Ian Hughes
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(1997). The Community as Pedagogy: innovations in Indigenous health worker education. Journal of Higher Education Policy and Management: Vol. 19, No. 1, pp. 35-43.
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