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Angeles, Geoffrey
Angeles, Geoffrey
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The main objective of this article is to provide a quick reference for health researchers working in Indigenous communities. It is intended to provide a series of preliminary checkpoints which will provide an idea of commu-nity concerns and identify support mechanisms and personnel necessary for the success of the research project. It is important that the research be cen-tred and controlled according to region or location. Some research is guided, monitored, and assessed by external forces who are not “on the ground” to see and feel the real picture. The community has an important role to play in determining how the research is to be conducted, written up, interpreted, and shared. One could think of this as a type of advisory or overseer group.
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2004
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