Ethical research in partnership with an Indigenous community

Richard Weston Maari Ma Health Aboriginal Corporation, NSW, Australia

Robert Brooks Centre Population Mental Health Research, The Liverpool Hospital, Liverpool, NSW, AustraliaCorrespondence[email protected] [email protected]

Justin Gladman Maari Ma Health Aboriginal Corporation, NSW, Australia

Kate Senior Menzies School Health Research, Darwin, NT, Australia

Louise Denley Maari Ma Health Aboriginal Corporation, NSW, Australia

Derrick Silove Centre Population Mental Health Research, The Liverpool Hospital, Liverpool, NSW, Australia

Nola Whyman Maari Ma Health Aboriginal Corporation, NSW, Australia

Mark Kickett Maari Ma Health Aboriginal Corporation, NSW, Australia

Richard Bryant School Psychology, UNSW, Kensington, NSW, Australia

Justin Files Maari Ma Health Aboriginal Corporation, NSW, Australia

& Aboriginal Community Advisory Committee show all

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