Embedding Indigenous Ways In allied health curricula S8E28

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Aug 12, 202600:48:18Education

In this week’s episode, Jess speaks with Morgan Carter, Troy Walker, and Alison Spence about a novel means of embedding Indigenous ways into a dietetics curriculum. They discuss what their curriculum entailed, and the ma...

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