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Ensuring a culturally sensitive, patient centred approach to podiatric management of high risk clients from a refugee background

Auteurs: Lauren Farnsworth, Kathleen O'Brien

Gepubliceerd in: Journal of Foot and Ankle Research | bijlage 2/2015

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Over recent years an increasing number of complex, high risk clients from a newly arrived refugee background have presented for podiatric intervention within Barwon Health. Whilst the clinical presentations alone have proved unusual and challenging, a range of cultural and psycho-social factors have required negotiation in order to obtain optimal patient outcomes. …

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