Free access to the Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet’s Bibliography

The Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet’s Bibliography is the most comprehensive, up-to-date reference library on Australian Indigenous health and now one of the largest with over 25,000 publications to access from the collection.

Rapid improvement in the collection of bibliographic information from internet sources has enabled the library-level search facility to collect a greater number of publications than was previously available. The online search facility of the Australian Indigenous HealthBibliography means users can instantly access the most comprehensive bibliography of literature relating specifically to Australian Indigenous health.

Publications include journal articles, reports, theses and ‘grey’ literature to assist users in work or study. Grey literature includes reports, conference papers and PHD theses which can also add to the knowledge base in gaining an accurate perspective and data on Australian Indigenous health. The bibliography is free to access.

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