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Chronic kidney disease among Indigenous populations: considerations for effective and ethical research
Journal of Nephrology, 10/05/09
Carrie D et al. – CKD is a growing problem among Indigenous people around the world that requires an ongoing and expanding research focus by medical researchers and social scientists. Researchers should engage in and develop collaborative, mixed–methods research frameworks so that effective interventions can be developed to reduce kidney disease and improve outcomes among Indigenous people and their communities.
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