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Research Article

'It was a nice day…a beautiful day': an analysis of relapse into substance misuse among Indigenous drinkers

ROSA ALATI School of Social Science, University of QueenslandCorrespondenceE-mail: [email protected]
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PRANEE LIAMPUTTONG School of Public Health, Latrobe University Bundoora
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CHRIS PETERSON School of Nursing, Monash University Frankston Australia
Pages 135-141 | Published online: 12 Jul 2009

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Jason M. Randle, Mirella L. Stroink & Connie H. Nelson. (2015) Addiction and the adaptive cycle: A new focus. Addiction Research & Theory 23:1, pages 81-88.
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Richard Chenhall. (2008) What's in a rehab? Ethnographic evaluation research in Indigenous Australian residential alcohol and drug rehabilitation centres. Anthropology & Medicine 15:2, pages 105-116.
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