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Description of available literature
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No. of articles
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Country
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United States of America
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37
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Australia
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15
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New Zealand
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13
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United Kingdom
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3
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Canada
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2
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Population group
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Underrepresented minorities*
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37
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Indigenous®
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24
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Māori˜
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12
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Pacific^
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11
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Health profession focus
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Medicine
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40
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Nursing/Midwifery
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31
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Dentistry
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24
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Allied health professions§
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20
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Pharmacy
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11
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Research methods
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Descriptive
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55
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Student data analysis
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34
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Surveys
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24
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Interviews
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14
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Focus Groups
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11
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Workshops/seminars
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10
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Evidence of effectiveness
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New evidence of effectiveness
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42
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Process of recruitment
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35
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Promising workforce outcomes
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26
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Workforce achievement
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10
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Discussion of barriers
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42
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- * Ethnic, non-indigenous, non-dominant groups who make up a small proportion of the population representing a mixture of African-American, Hispanic and/or Asian/US Pacific.
- ® The original inhabitants of a country representing a mixture of Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander, Native American, Inuit, Metis or First Nation peoples.
- ~ Indigenous population of New Zealand
- ^ The heterogeneous composite of Pacific ethnic minority groups living in New Zealand (e.g. Samoan, Tongan, Cook Island Māori)
- § A mixture of Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Mental Health, Osteopathic Medicine, Health Sciences
