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Health Education of Hmong Refugees in Sydney,th care dollar is spent where it will be most effective (Daly & McDonald 1992). Moreover, reducing the burden of health problems in disadvantaged groups offers great potential for improving the average health status of the population (Mackenbach & Kunst 1997, 757).

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A Century of Change,m my grandmothers’ generation to my daughter’s, and tries to capture important similarities and differences in the experiences of women from the same generation, but from different social classes and backgrounds, to bring out variegated dimensions in changing educational opportunities, social values and gender perspectives.

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International Approaches to Valuing the Professional Skills of Permanent and Temporary Migrants,ow come to include a search for greater opportunities and better life chances and lifestyles. Globalization and the liberalization of opportunities in newly developing countries mean that there is now also return migration of skilled emigrants and migration of nationals of developed countries to developing countries.