OPTIMISE: a pragmatic stepped wedge cluster randomised trial of an intervention to improve primary care for refugees in Australia
Grant Russell(Monash University), Mark Harris(The University of Sydney), Geraldine Marsh(La Trobe University), Hyun Jung Song(UNSW Sydney), Katrina M. Long(Monash University), Jenny Advocat, Joanne Enticott(Monash University), Shoko Saito(UNSW Sydney), I‐Hao Cheng(Monash University), Nilakshi Gunatillaka(La Trobe University), Mitchell Smith(National Center for Environmental Health), Shiva Vasi(Monash University), Sue Casey(Myer Foundation), Virginia Lewis(La Trobe University)
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