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HIV in the South Pacific: A societal response
The HIV status of the South Pacific region is generally discussed within the context of the wider Asia Pacific region. Given the larger population size in Asia and the larger number of HIV cases, the South Pacific region is often overshadowed, with … Continue reading
Public arenas methodology: Engaging with societal health conceptualizations
Within the Pacific context, qualitative methods of data collection such as individual interviews, focus group interviews and talanoa are well utilized. Another increasingly popular method of data collection is the analysis of media discourse. Local news media play an essential role in the dissemination of … Continue reading