Making sense of culturally safe practices for refugee and migrant families

Julian Grant

Making sense of culturally safe practices for refugee and migrant families

Research output: Other contribution to conference › Abstract

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2012
Event	Symposium on Cross-cultural practices pre- and post-birth for African families South Australian Refugee Health Network (SAFHN) in collaboration with the Women and Children’s health Network (WCHN) - Adelaide, Australia Duration: 01 Jan 2012 → 01 Jan 2012

Conference

Conference	Symposium on Cross-cultural practices pre- and post-birth for African families South Australian Refugee Health Network (SAFHN) in collaboration with the Women and Children’s health Network (WCHN)
Country/Territory	Australia
City	Adelaide
Period	01/01/12 → 01/01/12

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Making sense of culturally safe practices for refugee and migrant families. / Grant, Julian.
2012. Abstract from Symposium on Cross-cultural practices pre- and post-birth for African families South Australian Refugee Health Network (SAFHN) in collaboration with the Women and Children’s health Network (WCHN), Adelaide, South Australia, Australia.

Research output: Other contribution to conference › Abstract

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