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Uncovering Silent Voices: African Indigenous Practitioners’ Priorities for Culturally Responsive Global Partnerships

Domaine:

healthcare
Créateur:
AnnJaiKatAle
Éditeur:
SAG
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Abstract Date Presented 04/05/19 Creating sustainable health initiatives in diverse, resource-scarce communities requires a commitment to mutuality, yet African OTs often face barriers when collaborating with Western colleagues. We describe how global partnerships can be established from the perspectives of indigenous African OTs. Primary Author and Speaker: Anne Marie Hansen Additional Authors and Speakers: Jaime Muñoz, Katherine Gammer, Peter Ndaa Contributing Authors: Alex Piori, Sara Weigand

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