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      Examining the potential contribution of social theory to developing and supporting Australian Indigenous-mainstream health service partnerships.

      International Journal for Equity in Health
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          The substantial gap in life expectancy between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians has been slow to improve, despite increased dedicated funding. Partnerships between Australian Indigenous and mainstream Western biomedical organisations are recognised as crucial to improved Indigenous health outcomes. However, these partnerships often experience challenges, particularly in the context of Australia's race and political relations.

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