A cross-sectional survey assessing the acceptability and feasibility of self-report electronic data collection about health risks from patients attending an Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service

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Natasha E Noble
Christine L Paul
Mariko L Carey
Robert W Sanson-Fisher
Stephen V Blunden
Jessica M Stewart
Katherine M Conigrave
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[1] The University of Newcastle,Priority Research Centre for Health Behaviour, School of Medicine and Public Health
[2] Casino Aboriginal Medical Service,undefined
[3] National Health Performance Authority,undefined
[4] Sydney Medical School,undefined
[5] University of Sydney,undefined
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Australia; Aboriginal; Touch screen questionnaire; Health risk factors; Screening;
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