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Diabetes-Related Foot Interventions to Improve Outcomes for Indigenous Peoples in High-Income Countries: A Scoping Review

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Purpose Indigenous peoples from high income countries experience health disparities attributable to the ongoing legacy of colonisation and racism, including higher rates of diabetes and associated complications, including diabetes foot disease, in comparison to the relevant resident population. Providing culturally safe care through well-organised diabetes foot interventions can improve outcome...
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