Predictors of change in participation rates following acquired brain injury: results of a longitudinal study

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Main Author:	Anaby, D.
Other Authors:	ET AL
Format:	Book
Language:	Spanish English
Subjects:	Adolescentes Canadá Discapacidad adquirida Entorno familiar Estudio longitudinal Factor de protección Inclusión educativa Infancia Lesión cerebral Participación Pobreza Rehabilitación Discapacidad Inclusión Menores Documental
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