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Research
/ Cross Cultural Tensions: |
It is challenging to communicate |
A cross-cultural environment emphasises
the challenges for communication between doctor and patient. The
following stories share our thoughts and experience. They aim to
illustrate issues and provoke reflection. |
Authors: |
Dr Emma M Kennedy, BMBS(Flin);
FRACGP Medical Educator NTGPE Ltd Senior Lecturer General Practice Northern Territory Clinical School Flinders University General Practitioner, Malak Square Medical Centre, Malak, NT Bagot Community Clinic, Darwin NT Peter Tait MBBS, FRACGP General Practitioner and GP Training Advisor, Central Australian Aboriginal Congress, Alice Springs NT Ada Parry Mason Former Cultural Educator GPERU, NT Clinical School Flinders University |
Three story's from the authors
talking about their experiences working in a cross- cultural context
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Reference: |
Australian Family Physician Vol.
30, No.12 December 2001, pages 1175 - 1176
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Further information relating to
this research area is currently under investigation and will be
made available in due course. |
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