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Freedom of action : significant factors for disabled people
The overall purpose of the study was the identification of factors which influence the freedom of physically disabled people, within South African society, to make choices that will enable them to conduct their daily lives independently. Qualitative research methods (observation and semi-structured...
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Division of Occupational Therapy
2018
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