Beyond informed consent and researcher ethics: how is it possible to ethically evaluate Indigenous programs?

Williams, Emma; Guenther, John; Arnott, Allan; Dunbar, Terry

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Beyond informed consent and researcher ethics: how is it possible to ethically evaluate Indigenous programs?

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2011-11-23

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Williams, Emma

Guenther, John

Arnott, Allan

Dunbar, Terry

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North Australian Research Unit (NARU)

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https://hdl.handle.net/1885/733714123

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