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Prevention of Chronic Conditions in rural and remote high risk populations dataset

Adelaide University
McDermott, Robyn ; Segal, Leonie ; O'Dea, Kerin ; D'Onise, Katina
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This database provides evaluated models for PHC delivery to Indigenous and other high risk groups in rural and remote settings using a robust, mixed-methods approach with clearly-defined clinical endpoints. The evaluations provide stronger evidence for better ways of delivering primary care, with a focus on enhancing prevention capacities and chronic disease management.

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Indigenous health | Public health not elsewhere classified | chronic disease | diabetes | primary health care | renal diseases |

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ACN 633 798 857