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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 Alison Nelson is
the director of Workforce Development and Allied Health at The
Institute for Urban Indigenous Health. She has an adjunct
appointment with The University of Queensland. Dr Jodie Copley
is a senior lecturer and clinical education program coordinator in
occupational therapy in the School of Health and Rehabilitation
Sciences at The University of Queensland. Teresa Quinlan is
manager of the Occupational Therapy Life Skills Clinic in The
University of Queensland’s Health and Rehabilitation Clinics.
Dr Rebekah White is an occupational therapist at The Institute
for Urban Indigenous Health.
Correspondence to:
Anne E. Hill PhD
Discipline of Speech Pathology
School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences
The University of Queensland, ST LUCIA, 4072
phone: (07) 3365 1461
fax: 07 33651877
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