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Prof Julia Crilly, Dr Dinesh Palipana, Ms Amy Sweeny, Mr Robert Lee, Dr Ping Zhang,?Dr Wietske Blom-Ham, Ms Marina Chand, Professor Cindy Shannon and Dr Shahina Braganza
Exploring Cultural and Linguistic Diversity in the Emergency Department (CALD ED) study: Phase 1 Quantitative study. 星空体育 Collaborative Research Grant Scheme 2021.
This study aims to explore cultural and linguistic diversity (CALD) in the Emergency Department (ED). It is hoped that the outcomes of this study will help inform subsequent research and clinical evidence-based strategies to support research sustainability regarding patients from CALD backgrounds who present to the ED.