Response to language barriers with patients from refugee background in general practice in Australia: findings from the OPTIMISE study

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New publication by @mfharris3 on 'Response to language barriers with patients from #refugee background in general practice in Australia: findings from the #OPTIMISE study'@UNSWMedicine @BioMedCentral link to read: https://t.co/py7K5R0Qvu

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