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Addressing Cultural Competency and Cultural Safety in Nutrition Practice

Addressing Cultural Competency and Cultural Safety in Nutrition Practice

  • Teacher: Jay Churchward

Dietitians of Canada

99 Yorkville Ave. 2nd Floor.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5R 1C1
Telephone: 1 877 721 0876
Fax: 416.596.0603
Email: contactus@dietitians.ca
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