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A sexual health quality improvement program (SHIMMER) triples chlamydia and gonorrhoea testing rates among young people attending Aboriginal primary health care services in Australia
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B Donovan
Basil Donovan
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BJ Silver
Chris O’Brien
Debbie McCowen
DIR Boyle
EL Korenromp
FY Kong
Handan C. Wand
J Paavonen
J Ward
J Ward
J Ward
James S. Ward
Janet Knox
John M. Kaldor
Julie Booker
KP Tebb
Kristine Garrett
L Burhansstipanov
L Westrom
L Westrom
Patricia Bullen
Rebecca J. Guy
RJ Guy
RL Huang
RS Bailie
S Graham
Simon Graham
TD Merritt
V Eschiti
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Last time updated on 05/06/2019