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Tara Lewis is an Aboriginal speech pathologist working at
Institute for Urban Indigenous Health as clinical lead in speech
pathology and is enrolled in her PhD in speech pathology.
Dr Anne Hill is a senior lecturer in speech pathology and Master’s
program coordinator in the School of Health and Rehabilitation
Sciences at The University of Queensland.Dr Chelsea Bond is a
Munanjahli and South Sea Islander health researcher and senior
lecturer within the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies Unit
at The University of Queensland. Dr Alison Nelson is the director
of allied health and workforce development at The Institute for
Urban Indigenous Health.
Correspondence to:
Tara Lewis
School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences
The University of Queensland
St Lucia, QLD, Australia, 4072
phone:+61 7 3365 1461
fax:+61 7 3365 1877
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