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"Folauga" - Pacific health, well-being and success in higher educationUniversity of OtagoText Cook Islands Niue Samoa Tokelau -
Assessment of essential surgical and anaesthesia care capacity: a cross-sectional study in five Pacific Island CountriesUniversity of OtagoText Cook Islands Fiji Palau Tonga Vanuatu
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Oral health of the prehistoric Rima Rau cave burials, Atiu, Cook IslandsUniversity of OtagoText Polynesia Cook Islands
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What do remote outer island populations in the Pacific think about foreign aid? Insights from Mauke, Cook IslandsUniversity of OtagoText Cook Islands
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MANUSCRIPT XXXIX: Mamae of Mangaia: Nineteenth Century Pastor and Tribal HistorianUniversity of OtagoText Cook Islands
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New Zealand postgraduate medical training by distance for Pacific Island country-based general practitioners: a qualitative studyUniversity of OtagoText Cook Islands Niue Samoa
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Puna Kei‘ā: Te au tangata ē te ‘enua – The district of Kei‘ā: The people and the landUniversity of OtagoText Cook Islands
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A myna problem: alien species no obstacle to recovery for the Mangaia kingfisherUniversity of OtagoText Cook Islands
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Initial perspectives of New Zealand doctors: developing capacity and a training programme in the Cook IslandsUniversity of OtagoText Polynesia Cook Islands
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The Rima Rau Burial Cave, Atiu, Cook IslandsUniversity of OtagoText Polynesia Cook Islands
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Te vaerua kopu tangata ora. Constructing a theory of Cook Islands palliative care in New ZealandUniversity of OtagoText Cook Islands
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A targeted rural postgraduate education programme - linking rural doctors across New Zealand and into the PacificUniversity of OtagoText Cook Islands
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