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Disclosure as an Unsafe Practice: A Qualitative Exploration of How Stigma and Discrimination Shape Healthcare Engagement and Receipt of Quality Care for Sex Workers in Victoria, Australia
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- P. G. Macioti; Jennifer Power; Ryan DeVeau; Miranda Millen; Casey McGlasson; Bee Charika; Adam Bourne
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- Year recorded
- 2026
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P. G. Macioti; Jennifer Power; Ryan DeVeau; Miranda Millen; Casey McGlasson; Bee Charika; Adam Bourne. (2026). Disclosure as an Unsafe Practice: A Qualitative Exploration of How Stigma and Discrimination Shape Healthcare Engagement and Receipt of Quality Care for Sex Workers in Victoria, Australia. https://doi.org/10.3390/sexes7010007
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